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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1850-06-04

book any one may cure himself, without hinderance to
business, or the knowledge Of the most intimate friend,
and with One-tenth the usual expense. In addition to
the general routine Of private diseases. il fully explains
the cause of manhoOds early decline, with observations
on marriage-besides many other arrangements which
1t would not be proper tn ennmeTafe in the public prints.
% Any person sending % cents enclosed in n letter,
will receive one copy of this book, by mail, or five CO.
pies will be sent for one dollar. Address, :" DR.. w.
YOUNG, No. l52 Spruce street, Philadelphia Post
paid.
Or DR.. YOUNG can be consulted on any of the
Diseases described in his different publications, at his
Office, l52 Spruce street, every day between 3 and ,
O'Clock, (Sundays excepted.)
April 10, S5G-6m
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parper8,ferrp grane,
Spring and Summer Clothing.

Spring and Summer Clothing.
GREAT DECLINE 1rT PRICES!
CHEA CHEAPERu CHEAPEST!L!
rEsHE most superior stock of READY-MADE
ACLOTHING ever offered in Harpers-FerrS,
has Just been received by the subscribers, for the
present Spring and Summer trade. at their Cloth
ing Emporium where purchasers can be accom-
modated with The following assortment of
Reddy-Made Czo hing
Goats, Pants, Vests, Shirts, allqualities, Draw
ers, Boots, Hats, three qualities, Rough and
Ready Hats, Caps, a very large supply, all OF
which will be sold on reasonable terms, and at
prices that cannot fail to please. Also, a superl,
or lot OF Silk, Cotton, and Bingham Pocket and
Neck Handkerchiefs, Cravats, Gloves, Socks
Suspenders, Umbrellas, Canes, Penkniyes, Ra-
zor Strops, &c.
Trunks, VaIiccs, and Carpet. Bags.
p This being the largest stock OF R~eady.made
Clothing ever offered in Harpers, Ferry, they ask
"a call from all purchasers DESTROYS of being
served on reasonable terms, either wholesale or
retail.
N. B. Persons that cannot be accommodated
with our present stock of Clothing, are informed
that we are prepared TO have Clothing made 10
order at short notice, and a guaranteed FIT at the
same low prices.
*.*We return our sincere thanks tothe citizens
of Harpers.Ferry and vicinity, for the very Il6e-
raj patronage we have received, and respectfully
solicit a continuance of the same, as we pledge
ourselves there shall be nothing wanting on our
mart to render general satisfaction, both in Goods
and Prices. K. WALTER o. ohO'
Harpers-Ferry, April 16, 1850.
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New Spring Goods
TENHE subscribers would inform their friends
Il that they are nov: receiving their supply OF
Spring and Summer Goods, to which they invite
their attention. !. X. WOODS 81 CO.
April %, 1850.
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Ladies' Shoes.

Ladies' Shoes.
% DOZEN Ladies' Buskin Springs
= 2 IS Ties do;
Hungarian do; IL
" Buskin light colaIs
a English Kid SlIPPe
/" White Ge+SS
The above Shoes rel purchaser
phia, of MN. RYAN g. Co., who are
the best Manufacturers OF this dayGH
Ladies' want nice Shoes they ITsRGE
call at JERb'
April as, 1850.
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BOOT AND SHOE FACTORY.

WOULD respectfully announce to my custo-
Il mers and the public generally, that 1 have
this day received another supply of the very best
the general satisfaction given by the work made
last fall of tho materialI bought of Riekle & Co.,
and the inquiry SO often made, ''Have you any
more Philadelphia leather 2" induces me to be-
lieve that it is superior to any made this side of
that place. have good workmen in my employ,
and the public may rest assured that no pains
will be spared to make all work in my line COM
pare with that made in the most fashionable cities.
Geutlemen's Boots, Caters and Shoes always
on hand, and made to order on the most approved
principle. Also, Ladies' Cater Boots and Shoes,
of every style and shape, constantly on hand,
and made to order. A call from the public is
respectfully requested. J. AVIS, JR.
My father is fully authorized to receive money
due me and receipt for the same, but no one else.
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a gentleman looking at his watch just after
midnight, cried, cit Is to-morrotc morning |,
must bid you good night
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1850-06-04

Constitutionally Tired is now the polite
way OF expressing the fact that a man is natural,
ly lazy. We live in wosdetfully refined times.
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Smokers, this way.
FHAVE just received from Baltimore, a large
Il and choice lot of CIGARS, consisting of
Best RegaIia ard Principles Cigars;
Spanish, and Half Spanish do;
Havana, La Nnrnas, Pan.illas;
Cassadorcs, Rilies,:&c &c, all o which arc
of a good quality, and most delightful flavor, and
well worthy the attention of the lovers Of a good
Cigar. ! invite a call from all.
May IL. JOHN F. BLESSING.
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81 say said a creditor to an easy debtor, tyonr
note has been running a long time.' aAh pre-
piled the other ; "well, asthe boy said of the mo.
lasses, lei her run. ~
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EOr t5S AduACs.
WE would ask q call from the LADIES' Of
w Charlestown and vicinity, to our stock OF
Dress and Fancy GoUds, AS lie greater past OF
them were purchased:i1 New York aud PhIisdei'
phia, we think we wiI! PC able to offer them such
goods as will please, bdah in style and price, In
our stock may be found
Berages, OF the latRst styles and patterns;
Mou5lines,
Grenadines, Six Tissues, Btccsdes, Berage
de LANES, Embroiderc9I Berage, French Lawns,
Chinrz Prints, Ginghatns, Plain Bntf,, Pink and
Blue Ginghams, Prints of all colors and prices,
French Worked Collars, and many other articles
we will take great pleasure in showing.
April 90. JNO% K. WOODS & CO.
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"Stocks, are firm" as the rogue said when he
had his feet in them"
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1Waitef!"
What, sir Q"
"a half dozen pigs feet in the SHE'LL"
" In a moment, sir, as soon rs | mix an Indian
meal sling for a G~rahamite. Anything else, sir I"
"Yes, a knot-hole, fried"
Waiter disappears beneath a tandinr-collar
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NJ. oREM. w. s. HoPKIS
OREM & HOPKINS,

AND WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
Cloths, CaSSimeres, VeStIngS, and
~ Tailors Trimmings. No. $50 Baltimore
Street, N. W. corner Of Charles, Baltimore
Alarge assortment of Rcady-.nade Cloth
ing of superior quality. One Price OnIy.
Cloth rooms up stairs-Entrance South end
of the Store on Charles street.
October, 9, ls49-ly.
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Family Groceries,

Why is a rejected lover like a rock tumblsd
over a precipice? Because he is down cast.
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saddle and Harness Making.

saddle and HarnCsS Making.
IT HAVE also received a lot of good leather,
l. and have engaged the services of Mr.. Wa.
Hicks to conduct the above business for me. l
am now prepared TO have made to order
Saddles, Brides and Harness,
of every description. The very hest materials
will be used, and no work turned out but what is
warranted to be good. The public is requested
TO call and examine the work i have on hand.
JOHN AVIS, JR.
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HO! FOR PURCHASERS
LATE ARRIVAL

LATE ARRIVAL
OF SPRING AND SUMMER CLOTHING
nAvID sEIGEL has just received, at his
D Clothing Emporium, at Harpers,Ferry, one
of the largest and best selected stocks of
Ready Made Clothing
the Eastern Markets could afford; which, together
with his former stock, comprises one of the most
complete and splendid assortments of Clothing
ever presented to this community.
Every article necessary tothe complete adorn-
ment of the " outward man'' will be found in his
selection. His stock embraces Goats, Pants,
Vests, &C., of every style, quality and price.
Aware that newspaper pulfs arc not generally
regarded, he will not say more than extend an in
~vitation TO those in need of such articles, which
be pledges himselfto sell as cheap (ifnot cheaper
than they have ever been offered in this market.
Harpers-FerrY, April l6, lS5O-3m.
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Nails.
BALTIMORE Mails, assorted sizes, just re-
ID ceived and for aa3e by
April %. II. l.. EBY 81 SON.
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DOCTOR YOURsELF:

IL rs GENTS.
DY means of the Pocket Es-
ID CuIaPius, or every one his
. own Physician! twenIy-fuuuh
A edition. with upwards Of a hmm
VA cred eugravings show ing private
YSl diseases "fevery shape and form,
M and maifuTmaIiOns VI the geue-
II raIiVe System.
IE BY WIN. YOUNG, NJ. ID.
~ The time has now arrived, that
" persons suffering from dis
: ease, need no more become the
VICTIMS OF oUACKERY, las by the
prescriptions contained in this
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PrInle Bacon.
FANS. Sides, and Shoulders for sale nv
III April23 !. H. L. EBY g. son.
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RibaIAdS, &c

A BEAUTIFUL stock Of Summer Xibanis.-
IA Also, Belts and Flowers, for sale by
ApriI %. J; K. WOODS g. co.
Cloths, Casxirnrgcs and Vestings.
TUST received extra fine French TwiLled
u Black Cloth, Plafp do, Black and Fancy Doe
Cassimeres, superior Cd and "a Slack
Cashmerette, Tweeds Of every variety and de-,
scription. A handsome assortment OF Satin ana
other Vestings, for s&ie by
Nav T. WI. S. LOCh q ~
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Hats.
FASHIONABLE Silk Hats, GuyAqnil do;
a. Double and Single Rim Palm Leaf do;
Just received, and for sale by
May Z. WM. S. LOCK q %
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TTAvE now open their full supply Of RICH SFIlNG
Fl GOODS. embracing "a much the laIgest' and most
varied stock ever offered in any establishment IN BHitl-
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FINE BLOWING RINGLETs.

Harpers-Ferry, Oct. Is, 1919.
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merrHanniep.

New Goods at the New Firm.
SHORT PROFITS AND QUICK RETURNS.
THE subscribers afa.now Receiving and open
Il ing their supply Of Spring and sItIn-
nIer Goods, which have been carefully seiect,
ed in the cities of Baltimore, Philadelphia ana
New York. They aEa.deteFmined tOseli them
very cheap for cash AMI to %punctual customers
on time. They respectfully invite their custo-
mers and the public rsncrally, to call and exam
inc their stock, WIN s: LoGh.,
April %, 1850. :. JOHN ID. LINE
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Tobacco and Cigars.
FENHE best Tobacco and Cigars always on
Il hand for sale at low prices, by
Nav Z, 1850. JEhE. IiARKIS.
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PIraS1IS, &c.
DARASOLS, Sun Shades and Umbrellas, fol
Il sale by CRANE u BROWN.
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OF every descFIpIIon.
ALSO-A large and handsome assortment Of Rich EN-.
broidrred Lace and Muslin Curtains, Curtain, Lace
and Muslin by the yard, Curtain Materials, &c.
Families aud individuals about purchasing their Spring
supplies are invited to examine our stock and prices,
they will find il is our policy to sell only such
Goods as will make and retain customers, whilst
the advantage oflaviDg the lowest price named ut
once, must not be overlooked.
Baltimore, March &c, 1850.
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PRICE TWO CENTS.

War warautswil sOonhe absorbed, and the specG
ls'ors will be deyising some plan - make another
grab out Of Uncle Sam | have been inform ed that,
ID anticipation OF the passage OF some bill now be
fore Conere several capitalists in this State are
secretly organizing themselves into a company 70
buy up the "clsms Of parties who shall be entitled
under the law to these warrants. Large fortunes
having been made in that way in Mexican War
warrants the eupidity OF spectators has been
tempted to an extraordinary degree
have heard very little Of politics since l have
been in this State. The people were never more
cool than they now are, aud they laugh at the ex.
citement that the politicians at Washington have
lashed themselves into. The canvass for Congress
in this district, now represented by Col Baker was
partially opened. Capt. Gear, veteran Wing and
frontier man. who has been a resident of Illinois for
than thirty years, i, canvassing the district
as the Wing candidate, with great energy, aud If
the district be not largely Loco-Fooo should judge
bis great personal popularity would secure bis cleo
ton. MORE ANON.
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Chicago and Galenn Raiiroad-Land War
rants-Notices, &c. DC.

DIXON, Lee Co. TN oaIufoayi J1ho -
Ilet Chicago, tina, beautiful city Of the Lake and
the Prairie on Monday morning. taking the Galena
md Chicago Railroad, but striking off on the branch
to the fourishiDg village of St. Charles, on Fox
River. The main road is now completed and in
operation from Chicago to ElgiD, distance OF AZ
miles and its earnings am told amounted, in the
rontb of May, 10 the sum Of 1000, and this, too
a, ,eaion Of the year after the farmers had sent
II. their produce 10 market. Ii 10 ascertalned that
~. mail portion Of the road will pay dividend
~ at least 20 per cent to the stockholders this year
II that portion of the road pays such dividend
mon, il may be well 10 inquire what will the whole
road paw after it reaches its terminus az Galena
with the rapidly ausmenting Improvements OF this
magnificent country As look upon il, there is no
inch country in the United States over which to
buiId Railroad, and there is no road now in exis
tepce that will pay so great dividend 10 its stock
holders. 49,.
ia the most surprisingly beautiful that my eyes ever
bebeld The early part Of the season was exceed
ipely dry and for time the farmers almost despair
ed of crop. But the recent favorable weather has
brought forward everything most astonishingiy and
II il now agreed on all hands that the wheat crop
never looked better than at present. The lands are
being fast taken up by actual settlers, and the
country has every appearance Of thrift. There Is
lapd-offce located at this pace, and although the
CIV has been raised that this portion Of the State
has been ruined by the California emigration am
told that there are large amounts OF land entered
daily. The daily average Of land warrants located
here during this month has not been less than eight
and such is the cal for them by the farmers that
they have recently goAe up from sl25 70 sl4l, with
a prospect OF going up still higher. At the present
rae Of location Of warrants in this State and IN
Iowa and Wisconsin, the entire issae OF Mexican
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-06

ARREST FOR GRASD LARcEsY-O eicer Magnes
crime ioTer Police Court, yesterday arrested mAn
hsheu Jonn Laxmsu, on a charge Of stealing
uunk containing clothing valued at $50 the prop
cry OF mrs; Bergan, residing at No IS Delaocyst
iue leIoW boldly entered a room in the house while
tne occupant was absent, carried OF the trunk and
ps"ped II at Simpsons where It was found. He
was locked up BY Justice O.borna % ,n.wer
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HEALrH.-The Board OF Health of Brooylyu met
Yesterday morning, but soon adjourned-the ex-
ceedng healthy condition of the city is matter Of
general remark.
SUSPICION or Foul PLAY.-Coroner Ball was
called on Wednesday last to hold an inquest onthe
body Of a man named William II. Parker, who
kept porter house on the corner Of Concord aud
Pearl SITS. He is supposed TO have died ofvioence
by the hands Of others in the house. A post NOR.
tenn examination was made the same day by Drs.
De Wolfe and Ladd An examination was had
yesterday, and several witnesses were sworn,
when the case was adjourned over until to day, at
% O'Clock.
FATAL AccIDEST.-Yesterday afternoon man
named James Sheppard, a cartman, engaged in
hauling dirt from cellar fell from his cart in Smith
ST. and was run Overcome Of the wheels passing
over bis neck. He was conveyed to his residence
in Harrison-st and died soon after.
BOARD OF SUPERvIsoRs.-A meeting of the
Board was he'd yesterday afternoon pursuant to
adjournment
The Chairman read communication from the
Superintendents Of the poor, asking payment OF
their salaries After some discussion. the commu-
nicaton was laid on the table until next meeting,
ind the Clerk was instructed TO notify the Super
inieudents that their bills must be sworn TO before
payment. communication from the Flatbush
Fire Company was received conveying their
thanks to the Board for their action in behalf Of
the company accepted ard placed on file. A com
munication was read from the Commissioners Of
Williamsburg, proposing to pay the Board a GER
tain sum by way of settlement Of the suit now
pending against said Commissioners. The propo-
stion was rejected.
Supervisor Sloan, from the Committee appointed
to prepare plan OF the new Almshouse, &c. pre-
scented plan complete, and asked leave to intro
duce one Of the architects Mr.. King, 10 explain it
to the Board. Mr. KiHg was introduced and ex.
planned to the Board the nature of the plan A
Supervisor Bergen then moved that Messrs. Sloan,
Berry, Voorhis and Waterman be Committee to
procure estim ates, specifications, &c. after which
the Board adjourned to Tuesday the 23d inst. at
Bpm.
BuRGrARY-DurDg the day or night Of Fourth
Of Jnly the offices OF the Sheriff., and OF Smith *
Remington in the Frearnan puJdirss rfvaf the
Guy Tsan were burelahously entered snd the safe
and desks opened. The thieves obtained a few shi
lings only for their trouble. Nothing else has yet
b. enmissed.
A PATRIoT-The Sexton Of DR.. Storrs church
rang he bell In that edifce at sunrise, noon aud
sunse;. This was the only bell which was rung.
Advertiser 5th
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JERSEY CITY ITEMS.
II The celebrations here and at Harsimus and
Bergen Point, were well got up, and gave univer.
sal Satisfaction. No accidents.

ACCIDENTAL DEATH.--We learn that on
Wednesday morning Joseph brennan met with an
accident which resulted fatally the same day
brennan wasa sober, industrious man, and had
been in the employ ment Of the Paterson Railroad
Company IA years, and was trustworthy and faith
ful. He lelt wife and six children. Telegraph
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vote at the ninth trial in this District 10 May, is
declared to be as follows Psfrey, 1870; Thomp-
son 1861 Scattering s2l Whole number OF bal
lots, 10, 44s necessary to a choice, 5,225.
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n john p. COCHRAN Esq. Editor and proprie-
tor of the Commercial Advertiser, published a. Erie,
Pa died at his residence in that city on the 30th ut.
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II The First Presby terrain Church, Mr.. Nc
Leans,) situated at the corner ofSOuth Fourth and
Sixth sti is fast approaching TO completion 1t bids
fair to beone Of the most elegant ard commodiOus
Churches in the vicinity. The lecture room, which
is in building erected adjoining and attached to
the Chu'ch, has been finished, and public worship
till the main building is ready, will be held there
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Wiz Ia tAelr sole esrh'y depsuteuca = ma p.s,,.
Mvfg ihai vouf Exceleec7 ard the n ,aorshs c..
Wi nod s1thernt grounds Cor sasasx . ms ps,ss,
mosi respecifGll7 and hnm0ly pray
(Signecl J. w wppsTrs
Boston, April p, 1880.
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NEWARK ITEMS.

TIE FoURTH.-An passed of well 10 Newark,
and 10 accident occurred. The Grafton By w. +.
Robinson, Esq is highly spoken Of
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.

IHE FouRTH-The Government Of Brooklyn
did not provide for a celebration of Independence
Day. so large number Of the military and citizens
went to Jamaica, where the day was appropriately
observed.
AT Whliamsburgh, although there was no gen.
erai celebration, there was pretty general dem
onstration.
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WILLIAMSBURGH ITEMS.

FotRTH OF JULY-The celebration passed of
in the most spirited and happy manner fire works
and Other demonstrations ofrejoicing having been
kept up to late hour In the various parts Of the
village. The only event of consequence to mar the
Festivities was an explosion Of cartridges in the
ammunition wagon Of the Presidents Guard while
the company was in the act Of firing salute
caused supposed, by some person having ma.
licousy fred pistol among the cartridges. One
person was very seriously hurt.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-06

BOARD OF AssIsTASTs.-The ordinance appoint
ing monthly meetings says the Board shall meet
from day to day till their business Is disposed o.
The President considered, from the rule that they
should adjourn on Wednesday to Thursday
majority, however, not appearing on Thursday
they adjourned to yesterday afternoon.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-06

gwen 10 owners Of limited means. 90 tia. their
properly may not be sacrificed for assessments
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The PoLIcE.-The arrangements Of Mr.. Mat'eh
and bis officers on Thursday for the preservation Of
order and the security If the City from fires and
disturbances, are deserving of high commendation
The regulations were carried out TO the letter, and
All nassed off well
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HEALTH-The Board OF Health Of Brooylyn met
Yesterday morning, but soon adjourned-the ex-
ceeding healthy condition of the city is matter Of
general remark
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-06

PsILADELPHIA-Wills some OF our cotempora-
RES In the City Of Philadelphia tel US whether the
whole County, or only the City, is embraced in
men weekly reports Of mortality Also, what is
he amount Of population embraced in the tables
Weekly national intelligencer., 1850-07-20

enemies o 10 anu cour,. of action .h;
tends TO its destruction.
Mr. Chairman, it must be of happiness to evsrv
man who loves his country perceive that although speeches
OF sectional and infammatoy character have been for
six months sent forth from this Cspto and scattered broad
cast the land their effect have been to TRANQUIL
lie rather than excite the public mind The people pause as
well they may, when the vortex of dunion and civil war
opened to their They refuse volunteer be impressed
into the service dsunionsts They will not enlist under
that banner. They will not march to that music. They
nave given unmsakeabe evidence that taey devoted to
Inc constitution of their country and that they determined
sustain and uphold the Government bequsathed them BY
helr ancestors and make it, in all time come what has
oeen IN time pas-he beacon light of liberty, guiding the
naons OF the earth to political redemption, the star Of
Bethlehem guided to the Redeemer