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Eloquent Eyiraet.

Iae following IS the concluding portion,
o. dpV. McDoWeu's celebrated sDeacb
deliYired IN Congress. 1t has been Dro-
noulted the ablest speech ever delivered
IN tie English tongue. 1t thrilled all
heats and bathed in tears many a mani
cheSl.
Gentlemen Representatives Of Mays,
chuftts, what say you? Are YOU agreed.
ol' equals before the Revolution beuan
-4ur equals when it did berin-conf3sI-
eraf as your equals in I777-united as
sHi III l181--co-oPerating with YOU as
suf IN the administratiQl of our common
eodtry from the decla on of indepen-
dere to the present nd and SO confed-
efaA., anited, and cooperating with Won
p1.h FL the local rights and institutions
"licZ are objected to US now-are Won
asFe7l that we were and are-leferlYs CON
70 De and must hf-,I1laIs--inviolabiy vour
50, s fBsn a.il IL Are of agreed nd.. to this' #
men, we shall renew Tins t.ts, Ca oll anu %
not Of peace only-no, no; not only o. /,
peace, grateful as that alone would be-
but compact of Immortality for our
county.
As the powers ofthis G government, and,
therefore, to a great extent, the destinies
OF this country are intrusted officially to
our hands, ii is our duty to give all vigi-
lence of ear and eye and thought---to eve
rything that can effect them. 1t for US,
then 10 be warned by that voice that
comes from all the records Of the past,
and comes TO admonish us that lostrepub-
lies are lost forever; that though their spi-
rit never dies, but abides upon the earth
to enighten, to improve, and to bless it,
vet that If never revives to fegenerate
Athemielves. Look at'the reptile and the
Tiger, as they have dwelt for ages in the
habitltions of the Holy City: look at des-
polish worse than either, as it has nestled
and ls,ooded with its raven wing upon the
very bosom OF buried republics, and be
warnsd Of that mysterious doom, that eyi-
dent drdination from on high, which con-
meets in eternal fellowship, the privileges
with the punishments of nations, and new
er ald.s the highest blessings but side by
side With the heaviest woes. Let us be
warned by this fated conjunction to put
away all passion, and prejudice, and par
ricide-unacknowledged but latent parri-
cide-from amongst as, to gather around
and press to Ne side of our country; to
heal the chafinss and wounds of her spirit
by the union and feryor of our own; to be
ready ourselves b sacrifice and suffer, II
need be, that sheSmay never sorrow or
/ perish, and if there is a curse in all ouE
: bogders Let It raqlb abide. for theAoverwhelmine
= = I X o.ri 5enc<i, - hear under
~. md aeTos
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COuUtry Printers.

ne following article, which is copied from |.
ae1s Bradford Reporter gives such correct t
osAs i piion Of the difficult under which the
,s,r of country paper iabors, that we have !.
ded il as our own, and recommend 1t to
ttention of readers. Large numbers
! sse city papers are circulated throughout
sasscounty s|and which supported in pref
: ace to one published here, merely because
k,ey are furnished SO much cheaper. We do
3t wish to- say anything against the excel
ence Of ous city cotemporaries. and would
;beerful:y Ecommend them to the support of
,,nr friends, but do think that every man
"a ght to fee himself in duty bound to take at
reast one paper published in his own county
efore sending his patronage abroad. But to
be article in question:
IN o trade, profession or occupation, per-
forms much labor. and expends SO great an
amount ofcapital, with as little remuneration,
as the Country Psnet ball. Yet, as he wen
tested by my Uncs hand, still grasping tha
Inc Printer" wassfd, and murmured faintI,
are true, as p French tongue pronouncet
cas;aoal ~ i !. Washington
have SUI ----'s ~ Oeii9ia tile nero pass, an
/ = ret DS VIII y Ou, III brave frieRdt
Then came tie wreck Of SulliVan's di
vision, blood stained their faces, broke,
their arms, wild and wan their looks. sa,
ard terrible their shattered array. The,
swept by to the south, their gallant Gener
al still with his band.
Now said Washington. while the IF
Guard and PuIas1i's men encircIed hin
With a wall OF steel, Now we viii retreat.
At this moment, while the British re
covered from their late panic, were rusl1in,
fpfyyard IN solid columns, the face and form
OF Washington presented spectacle O
: deep interest.
he sat erect upon his steed, gazing witt
mingled sadness and Joy, now upon thc
r9treatlng ContiRentals, now upon the ad
VRnclng British. Around him were thf
s;out troopers; by his side the warrior form
OF Pulaski; far away hills and valleys
clouded with smoke, covered with march
ing ieglons; above, the blue sky, seen il
broken glimPses-the blue sky and the de
cIining sun.
The blue and buff uniform of the Hero
was covered with dust and blood.
His sword, lifted in his extended arm
was dyed with crimson drops.
You could see his. chest heave arain. snl
his'Rye glare oncemore.
'Vn, colnraGes, now we can afford to re.
treat,' - Z
And de sunlight poured gladly over thq
..--',r7tf prov OF " asfiInTFon.- 555,5g5ss
q lph1G Saturday Courier.
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the difference. But for these men,
lese real heroes,-deserving of all con-
Ideration,-which the country has mo-
Se in commencing, for it may be in like
IN again,-for these men, we repeat,
SGovernor has not a word, but on the
sdary, casts upon them implied censure
i specially referring, in 9 special message,
y gular Officers" Such man Is
~ IL the midwife of the Banks in
I Hapon the couatry reptile cloud
.erfeit shin,siasters, and is dis
% any age, nation, or State, in Ell
private or public station. After
y.gIan exhibition we begin to believe the
use of the Pythagorean doctrine, ane
man, In some cases. retrogades tt
. condition of dog-and cur at that
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Snoolzs said, on hearings
Kemble Butler read HamletA
would make capital recraitK<A
on account of his emphatic
Oh, Lisi!''
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The largest, Cheapest and most FashionabIs
Stock Of Goods, adapted 10 Geatlemens
Spring oRd Summer Wear. is just
wM. DxGBy's

CHEAP CASH CLOI HING SJORE.
l36 LIBERTY STREET.
fENiiE Proprietor Of the above establishment
Ia would respectfully inform his numerous
customers, that be has just returned from the
Eastern cities with the most splendid ossort-
ment of goods il his lne ti:at was ever brought
TO this city, comprising all that is fash
innabie, elegant and cheap in Cloths, Cassi'
meres, Cashmereus Drap De Fle, and every
description oc Cotton. Linen aud WoolIen
summer stuiTs, Shirts, Cravats, Hdkfs, Sus
penders, &C., of the newest styles; which, to-
geiher with his very large and fashionable
stock of Ready made Clothing, he is prepared
10 offer at his usual low prices.
Country Merchants, Contractors and al.
who purchase largely, are particularly invited
to call and examine the stock which is deci-
dediy the largest and most fashionable in the
city, and great attention has been paid 10 get
! il up suitable TO the wholesale trade.
Orders III the Tailoring line executed in the
most fashionable manner, aud that nothing
may be wanting 10 ensure the newest and
best style OF CUT ing. gentleman who has
had great experience in the Eastern cities.
has been added 10 the establishment.
April ID, I549.-27-3m.
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oSoC N point Of mechanical 80. ne
ayed ! win not be surpassed y. ietidIng
pie. s.a 49, So Do '0' p p-n - hghinS
sao '1a'p ,san..,r :. - ia PIeheld The
; enable Us to enlarge .-etS, swor,1. Sol
9 size as The "Pittsbur ,Nd of herooe a.
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COMMISSION q FORWAR-
DING BUSINESS.

! "a and Forwarding Goods on the following
conditions viz:-All Merchandise ia boxes,
liquors. Groceries, &c. hve cents per 100
lbs, (iacludna storage for ten days, loading.
&c } except hogsheods Of Muasses weighing
over 1900 lbs, whcn pay for the extra
hands required for loading the same viii be
added: Salt, five cents per barrel-not stored.
Flour stored for a term not exceeding ten
! days, ten cents per barrel. On all small lots of
goods rot amounting 10 500 lbs, from persons
not in the habit of receiving goods, l24 to 70
cents Will be ehpruea tl.,,..ss
-, win Get It back again as you nave II
o-v--tbe home Of happiness, the city up
= q hill towering up for the light and Tor
De healing of najions-you will get Il
bus again when the shadows shall 60
,acl- mon the dial of Ahaz' when he
vbo sent out the luminary Of day upon
,;- n,arcb shall again put forth his hano
and stop him in his pathway OF ign'.
It's said. sir, that at some dark hour Q.
- - ,o,.oi,,+;oTarv - contest, when army al
Or ar,ov had been lost, when dlsPlriteo'
al. ton wretched, the heart Of the boidSS'
ira Afairhf,lest died within them, and al,
,av e. instant, seemed conquered excePt
If +s.,,o,,arahle soul of our father chiei'
of ko,ao;d that a. that moment, rising !
.fe. b1aT,ahe augeries around hirn, ana
ow tai ;yoAbv the inspiration Of his lniin3I-
-ay rn,qad ! all the trials It could bring a.
lai- sociates 5She sunken spirits q @ ms dac. -
err lsra+;a-. confident and daring oec-
US iecteI and "a me Csaid he Of the D,ls oSy ;,
Let '1h9 ~ b,'t rom 9 me that have lefe-leave
as to plant it upon n nlnantaing nog gai Of Wes
our Augusta, and I WHY 5,-sw around M
BY the men who viii LIN T their bleedin;
.Dy country from the dust,<d set her free,
by Give it TO me, who am Nm ana a repre-
ne sentative here Of that sa1nsZvost August
10 give to me as a banner IN propitiol
an measure / have endeayored 70 supPol
2fy help me to plant Il upon this mbantain tc
"a OF cur national power. and the land
ay Washington, undivided and unbrokc
10 VIII be cur land, aad the land of our ch
's3 dren's children forever. So help me TO
na this at this hoar, and generations henc
we some future sen of the Soath, s.aist35i
y where ! stand, III this same honored IL
70 and IN the midst of our legitimate succe
o sors, viii bless and praise and thank C,
= that ne, too, can say of them, as ofyo
.eS and OF all around me, These, these a
Q" .'ag brethren, and this, this Oh! this to
.i9 IS '7'y co9setry!
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An old faotman having heard Lindiey Mar.
raw was afterwards very precise in his an
,.,uncemen,s when ushering in visitors On
ono occasion, gentleman hamea root VIZ
daushte on each arm, was nsheEed 'n'o tii0
drawing room with this introdactl"n;--''H NJ
Foo, and the two Misses Zee t."
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an D,d5y reckon as how 1 might go c'l;
tin now. bein as sooSeoerfy pies = e0'"'
fashion, maint I7'' Yes. son' gaess
..,ysIl ~ don't &C to see senaeoody's
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, After the clergyman had united . happy
fbair, an awful silence ensued, winch was
broken by an impatient youth, eXclaiming
be unspeakabIy happy.
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CABINET
MANU- F ACT DRY!

7EVHE undersigned having associated them
IL selves in the Cabinet NJ akag Business.
under the firm of Lloyd g. Lftsinger, beg leave
to inform the citizens of Ebensbufg and vcin-
ity. that they intend manufacturing to order
and keeping constantly on hand every variety OF
BUREAUS, TABLES, STANDS, SET
TEES, BEDSTEADS, DC, DC,
which they will sell uery lo,O tor cash up-
proved Country Produce. All orders in their
line of business VIII be thankfully received and
promptly attended TO. Persons ces irng cheap
furniture assured that they viii find IL To
their interest TO call at their Ware Room, oppo-
site Liizinger & foGd's Store, and examine
their stock before pa chasing elsewhere. They
hope by close attention IL business 10 merit
liberal share Of public patronage.
All kinds of Lumber taken in exchange fo
Furniture
STEPHEN LLOYD. Jr
ID. \ LITZINGER.
! April -, l849-27-6m.
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4 general on the point of deah ~
his eyes, and seeing consultation ".s--s7s
physicians. w,lo were standing close by his ooa
side, faintiy exclaimed. Gentlemen. if you.hf'
by platoons, il's all over with me-" and instant
" expirsd
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Politeaess IS ike an air cusb,ss,iito ana owe owe
may be nothing solid in l. by5 Ks to $40
ioIts Of The world wonderlulP so
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-02-28

SX0t3yA. bteum communication lf6CL IrOm
x963INX Southampton to New Orleans and
bne k.-Pursant TO order from the Lords Commissioners
Of the Admiralty, the 81 Of November next and thence.
forward on the Ind Of each succeeding month"; the ROYAL
MAIL STEAM PACKETS will proceed direct from South.
ampton Bermuda, Nassau, Havana, Cat or Ship Isand
(New oreans,l Vera Cruz and Tampco, RETURNING BY tho
same route TO England.
This arrangement admits Of an easy and quick convey.
ance 70 and from Southampton and the places above men.
toned, and passengers for New Orleans will be conveyed
thher from The Companys vessels their arrival
or Slip Island, by the Mexican Gulf Railway Company,
who will have steamer ready and other eonveniences,
provided FOR that purpose at cost exceeding three dol
lars for each person The facilities viii be afforded
from New Orleans embarkng on board the Royal Mail
Steam Packets for Europe az.
The estimated time for the voyage from Southampton
as folowsT Bernnda l6 days Nassau 81 days Havana
70 days Ship or Cat Island, New Orleans u IL days; Vera
Cruz, 81 days. Tampico, 90 days l5te. s8-tf
The Steam Packets appointed leave Ship Cat Is
land IIarb9r on their return to England at NJ, on the
2ls Of each month by the above alterations passengers
proceeding to The West indies BY the "a q the cat steam
will be conveyed via Bermuda, and by the I7h OF the
month steamer heretofore, via Madeira and Iarbadoes
Particulars as to fares etc., may be obtained applica
ton at the Royal Mail Steam Packet Company's Offices S.
Moorgate street London ditto Wrinkle street southampton;
Messrs Derue q Co., dEnghlen Paris; Mr. Geanzer
Y Boulevard Possoniere, dito Mr. undeikcr IIanburgh;
Mexican Gulf Railway Company, New Orleans
65 Moorgaie street, London f. CHAPEL, Secretary
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Old Established Passage Onice, 275 Pearl 81
SAMUEL THOMSON a. NEPHEW, Agent for The BLACK
~ tsfarp of packefs


Tie subscribers would respectfully inform their friends
and the public that they have added several splendid
ships their ne Of packets between this port and Liver
pool which has been uyorably known and extensively
tronsed for period OF more than thirty years. and lave
no hesitation In assuring those who may wish to make
gagements for the passage OF their friends from England
Scotland Ireland that they viii find their ships inferior
TO In point Of comfort convenience and safety, OF
which will sail from Liverpool every six days throughout
the year. making delay and the consequent expense emil
grants at The port Of embarkation impossible.
free passage per steamer from the various Irish and
Scotch ports with breastus and hospital money paid may
be secured all at the lowest rates. and when those settled
for decline coming out the full amount paid will be prompt
y refunded usual For further particulars apply
SAMUEL THOMPSON a. NEPHEW, 275 Pearl ST.
Or to o. GltiMSilAW a GO, 10 Goree Pazzas Liverpool
for any Il O. Glyn & Co., Bankers London; c.
Grmshaw CO., Liverpool the National bank Of ireland,
National Bank Of Scotland, and Northern Banking Compa
ny. Appy as above
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TIE subscriber will open the LIST of September next
the Msrchants Exchange Hotel located In STATE street.
and In the immediate vicinity oil the Banks the Post or
fee and the Exchange and hopes by the attention
e the wants and comforts Of his guest to merit good
dred rooms has been thoroughly renovated and repair.
ed and the undersed feels confident that he s now pre-
any Hotel in the city. The bedding and furniture generally
has been rsplenished and The apponments and conyen
prompt personal attention to the desires OF his gues
patronage
Transient Boarders One Dollar per day.
f+ HENRY DOOLEY
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Bucks Patent Hot and Alright Cooking
CtaVa

is REMOVED from Light No. AZ South Calvert
l street, ~ door above Lombard street.
Il is now one year since the subscriber first introduced
tba the Inhabitants Of tile city and county OF Bal
that no stove ever Introduced nio this markell where
large number has been sold, ever became 10 popular IN
s as sss eight rsi
commenced ceiling This stove during Which a, tune have
Is or has been in the market for the last fifteen years
therefore from experience, prepared 70 say without
chine inae il shape either Stove Range, that is
BILE e doing se much work. q doing !, a. well and a as
fire is made AMI brought directly under and very close TO
all the boilers, rom 10 Y 70 number The oven - very
consequently is twice as large the generality Of
Cooking Stoves now In use, and third larger than the
that The heat passes in ues enrey around the oven be-
ing distance from eight TO twenty feet accordng 70 szeD
and bottom but BY combining and sending the heat this
extraordinarily long distance the before coming
aen q or Is ss
superior baker; and the small size being capable Of
with The necessity of bake oven for family use, thereby
saving large Of fuel That is usually wasted in this
Ing houses, academies hospitals, steamboats, and the
largest class hotels Hundreds Of certificates might be add
ry believing that all who wish To study economy and con-
venence, and al the same time obtain The most simple
at least call and examine this before purchasing elsewhere
The following are a few names selected to which am
Mr. David Keener i6 North Charles street.
bishop Waugit ~ Green street.
Thomas Wilson, corner Calvert and Lexington streets.
DIR. John l.. Chapman, Mulberry street.
Mrs Jane Baynard 80 North Calvert street.
Edward l.. FAINT, Hanover street.
George A. v. Spreckelsen III East Pratt street.
Abraham Mister, l46 Hanover street
James r. Williamson, corner Gay and High streets.
John II. Rhodes l52 Hanover street
DR.. J. NJ Jennings, North Hsgh street.
Jane s. Jewet 81 Howard street
James Young, sc Eden street
DIR. ii. H. Hopkins, l67 Park street
Joseph Husband, jr., 2l3 Pratt street
lohn s. Seby, esq., 324 Baltimore street.
DIR. Henry s;tinnecke, III Lombard street
Female Orphan Asylum, Mulberry street
Barnum Il Co, City Hotel.
r, Thiirson, Fountain Hotel
Daniel Dorsey, Exchange Hotel
William Field, National Hotel
Thomas James, Rainbow Hotel,
Col. H. Capron, Laurel Factory, Md
Many names might be added, but suppose the above
viii suffice See little book Of the store for certificates and
further particulars Any person purchasing of these
Stoves after giving Il fair trial for thirty days and find
does not answer their purpose return H. and will have
their money refunded. H
b. No ~ South Calvert street Is the only place where
they can BIO had.
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SEAMAN g. MUIR,

IRE daily receiving em the large Auction Sales
IA sortnent of FANG Y and STAPLE DRY GOODS
adapted the best City Trade and purchased much below
the Of mportaon which they are Offering at rery
small advance.
They have also received by the various steamers and
packets, very general assortment Of RICH FdNCl
chasers In their stock will be found the Noreaes q
Paris and London 45r
They beg leave to present their thanks for the patronage
the public that they will strive to continuance
Of confidence and support
II Is their purpose to extend their already large business
and stimulated by their unexamped thus far they
determined 10 leave no honorable efforts unred to ac
complish their design considerable OF expert
in business has demonstrated to their satisfaction tina
the only method Of obtaining and securing large bus
iness Ia have based upon correct principles and tina
while merchants they consult the Interest OF their
TONER'S they pursuing the only true method OF advancing
their own,
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PIANO FORTEs,

in Baltimore O. IL and octave PIANOS Of all pat
terms styles, which they confidently recommend
professors and amateurs The Pianos by them
have that peculiarly Of touch which commend item to
players Of every school, well those who dsn-
guised by soft and delicate action those who cha
racterized by bold, fiery and rapid movement
They authorized to refer TO numerous professors In
testimonials in their favor, and they warranted In
commencing them by the universal appreciation which they
have received from the great number of who have
them in In Baltimore, nnd in the south and west
rally. They confident that they make instrument
equal any made anywhere In this country In Europe,
and their manufacture OF Pianos enables them
sell ON terms liberal and satisfactory All instruments made
by them warranted, and they will be kept In tune
year afler purchase, without charge.
An agent will visit Richmond in short time and various
parts OF Virginia and North Carolina and viii receive
ers which will be faithfully and promptly executed at our
mandatory. 8s AIl
n5~ Orders will also be received factory direct,
and special pains taken to give satisfaction.
5s KNABE a. GAEHIE,
No. Q Eutaw ST., opp the Euaw House, Bait.
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TO sTEAMBoAT COMPANIES,

HEEIl The subscriber is fully prepared to fur.
kR1iaS7 nisb Steamboat Companies with all sizes OF
P Dpiers Patent Centrifugal Blowers suitable for the
smallest river boats the largest class steamers
This blower is constructed upon sound philosophical prin
cples combining great strength durability occupying
very small space and giving greater force 70 the air with
much less power than any other Fan or Blower now In
use without making the least unpleasant noise while in
notion The superiority Of this blower is at once manifest
10 any persons disposed examine Its merits and is well
worthy the special attention OF all requiring the Of
Blowers Il is Now becoming SO rapidly IN general use
In preference to all others.
Difference is made to the following steamers which have
them in
Steamer bay State, New York.
Atlantic steamer, Washington New York.
Atlantic steamer, Northerner do
Steamer Robert Norris Philadelphia. s
TO IRON FOIINDRlES, ROLLING MILLS, &c. &C.
The subscriber also manufactures and keeps ON hand full
assortment from No 10 No TO- and upward OF the above
Bowers now SO celebrated, suitable for all kinds OF iron
works. viz: cupoas, pudding and heating furnaces for
rolling mills, forges smiths fires, &c.
JOSIAH KISTERBOCK,
Manufacturer and General Agent for the United States and
the Canadas, d67 Market st. Philad.