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To the Public.

THE undersigned respectfully inform their patrons and friends, and
the public generally that they have lately opened an oce over
Seden Witers Co., 7th street. IN the
city Washington the transaction OF business a. general
especially the prosecution Of claims against
selling of lands and
the es thereof The junior partner a. Men Lahan Is lawyer
profession business In the limits OF the
partner, chard NJ Young0 having been
Of General Land Office, and become familiar with
public lands having been also
for pesuades himself that he will be
satisfaction business which requires know
and Of the where capitalists desire 10
nv
They beg leave
refer Selden Whers Co.. members OF Congress
generally .nr :. x,n,,,,e
J. Men, LATHAM.
Dec 2l.-ow
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TO WESTERN TnAvELLERs-
EXPRESS MIL LINE FMoM BALTIMORE TO PITTS
(14yousA q sssnly- Z 100 ~ hour, and Aa!fl

(TzyousA Ia txsntyte hotSs and q haBl
rHIs line Psburg the Baltimore and susqueanna and
Penus Genital railroads successful opera
ton Nv Il leave baltimore "a, p (haf hour
arrival OF tho train iiom Washlngo ana
Harrisburg where they transferred 10 the Central
tfan proceed Immediately without delay, crossing
daylight and arriving In Psburg q. p M the
starting The distance Is performed by railway,
with exception miles, which done in nesss coaches
PASSENGERS FROM THE WEST
Leave Pitisburg Central railroad y and
arrive Harrisburg M the morning where The ex
press 5uquehanna railroad VIII be IN
waiting Immediately Baltimore, arriving hsre al
for the Washington, which leaves al o a.
0-This reliable any offered TO the public
0J-Fare through (either way) SILL
For tickets apply the ticket of the baltimore and susqne
Company, Calvert Station Bnltmorc or the
agent Pennsylvania Central Railroad Company r,sburg
ALFRED GATHER,
Superintendent OF Transportation.
l4-dm
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l, Exy Fashionable Tailoring E.tabIi,hmens-H

NEW Fashionabie Tailoring Establishment.-H =.
IN LOUDON mems tailors, Browns Hotel
Pennsyvania have opened their
stock Of goods for genlemen's
vesuDgs furnishing goods generally
Army, navy marine and officers viii find assor
fswod epauie sashes and such other
regulation OF their prescribe
experience Of in legitimate tailoring and
goods please with the
protect high prices, inducements that
offer and most respectfully solicit patronage.
Nov I6-d3m
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NOW your The weather becoming cold, and
IN almost here. good supply OF Cumberland
hand which derse also anthracite coal for gaes
and
We have good supply wood hand also,
oak, pine, and hickory.
N"'F = w. J. sIBIEY, 4 Co.,
Nov s-nawrf Fourteenth street bridge and canal
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propetors respectfully That the establishment
reception guests front white
tefa ae hlafe and ninety Pennsylvania
and six stories In height
ftUF 6 aa hat tior house Is the largest and
country, rcplete with all The mod
desirable convenience and
ettufsi r. gentlemen departments, has
Ag ~ rala0f superior has been
sfFlt worthy the public
n. r. n NJ. BROWN,
noe sadlw Propnetors.
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JAMES L. EDWARDS, late Comnaissioner of PEN
sons Smith, atlaw formerly OF Ogdens
bury York. opened office in Washington city for
before Congress and
Of the general They
be ntued
be made members OF the last
Congress.
Letters postpaid Edwards Smith, wiard's
Hotel will be duly attended TO-
l0-dIy
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ColLroroR's orrrcr, CRY HALL,
Deceuabef a. 1881

CotLEoroRs orrrcp, CRY HALL,
December 9, 1881.
NOTICE IL hereby given that the ad
N Of delinquent property viii be published wihn the
undersigned respectfully states thai the law
him but obhges hm 70 eno
collection OF the by advertisement and sale o. M properly
upon remain due and unpaid
Dec 7--eodtJanIt n. j. ROCHE, Collector
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HANGING ACADEMY.-First Course.--Mr, r. r. LIABLE
has the the citizens Washington George
his first of dancing lessons for the
Thursday November o at his room over
Paker south side OF Pennyvania
9th and 7t Streets opposite Browns new hotel
Days of tuition Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays
Ali the will be introduced and taught
Oct I4-dH
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THE BOSTON American Almanac for 1852, volum
of $50 closely paee giving addition 10 the usual al
matter authentic, varied information concerning
anai general and State governments, and dgeng
private correspondence relating
government hnsnces legislation, public insuuons nefna
and OF the United states and Of
public officers, imports,
navy Judiciary, expenditures, census, tc ae
mail tnfng posaec
once in he United States This day received
Nov FRANCK TAYLOR
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do super ocoh, from twelve eighteen foe,
i
ow-pnced American oicoth, from SIX feet
wide
10 do Cocoa matiings, for basement, sc.
constantly variety OF Inn
ported "a American carpeiing, such
Tapestry velvet Brussels English and American Brussels
imperial lreepy, and ingram, and ingaln, low
priced rag hemp cotton, both striped and plaid together
every furnishing which
prepared fully determined offer asgood terms
other dealers in this country. stt :, .,ao, . ~
Ap pIo-n r. IL. HUE W.
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LAW AND AGENCY NOTICE.

CONTINUES 70 practise law in the Supreme Cont attend 10
cases before Congress- claims and settle
against tina departments home and abroad obtain
and bounty collect deb legaces inhe
ances the United In foreign countes
make Of funds loans and stocks and bond and
aud and sale lands
patent rights, in any State OF he Union.
Particular attention paid California land Title coming
10 the United States Supreme Couu appeal.
Communications prspaid addressed 10 w a. snshen 5Caoii
Place, Capitol HI Washington ID. c. win with prop,
lention. Oct 26-dly
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GORDOuH Digest OF the Laws of tho UHited states
edition, coming 1851 including
foreign powers Of udicn decisions
eonsut statutory by Thomas r. Gordon compet
voumS Of i,i67 pages This day received
Nov 25 FRANCK-TAYLOR
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NEW AND ELEGANT GOODS JUsT RECEIvED.-
IN respectfully attention Of visiting and
esident ladies' the following viz;
25 rich brocade silks
do light coored do for evening
10 pieces very rich figured silks, style
Is do watered silks, coiored and black
a5 pieces rich yard wide popins
Is do do real Irish watered popins
30 do French merinos and Tbibets, shade
do quality yard wide Seivets, all colors
so de latest designs French cashmees and moussenes de
Together desirable of dress
terias which deem but which will
pleasure be exhibited all who favor with
call. e
In French embroideres, &C., we name
trimmed chemsets, entirely and beautiful
Lace trimmed sleeves and cuffs TO match
French embroidered and lace collars, cuffs TO match
Richly embroidered and lace trimmed handkerchiefs
nd camhrc collars aud chemisets, &c.
All goods quite and well worthy the
attention Of purchasers.
HoOE BRO, CO.,
Nov 30-4wif Penn. 7lh
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oosElsos AND aoBEnr AnssrHoNc'
,uorsyfoa~ Asp rvsusMsAs'


SstcV -
University OF yirgini@.
-, .nnnsi session Uniyeriy OF Virginia
hh asA INV Isl OF October without temsson
s sh f Jaae Unys comprise. shs following schools
,nd ieeaTeshlp, VIZ
Ss;.ss sssss s;Gu ar ys Il p
= Natural philosophy Professor VIM D Rogeis, IL, d.
cssas,ry and hsena Mediea-Proiessor Robert Rogers
NJ Mp,.s,.,.s Professor Henry Howard, MD.
ne.1atye ANATOMY Physiology, and sugeyJames l.. Ca
bell NJ pai,a,oUny NJ Professor wm H. MeGusy DID, LL.D
Law Adjunct PIoiessor- James r. HoleOmLe.
"a Lecturer and Special and Pathological Ana,o
my.joSn w sase Davis, A. NJ, NJ. D.
amiea into University the suden. be 10 years Of
..e Sa, d applying for ma'euaon the Faculty may
eo,pcSsa seminary be received into the uaSery
0% ,Ss Sass s@na o. other satisfactory
,osts, rns ,moasy NONE nl are estimated ; ioiowsi
no.rd including furniture 800
candies 70 be furnished Sy ihs G Proctor q, eos. and
aolmi,ory, so Two in ,s same room, at slS u
asn entire domloy sic; for half II occupied by Two
M:easos fee use Of library and public IS
If single professor be attended $50 two $50 each
In the law, junior class the fees above
% % s sas @ ss ere 4 no .ss " sn ~ a as
mission besides, lower class in the schoosay rs
saaa
Medical Department.
me cse and dsassns es ss The session.
smons enables the alpden complete Of studies as
tending only two lectures day.
agf EtsHa Lao School
~ ~ as b TSe subjects Of and
law WI be ags o @ as Ss
vi Mw together Of the important leading
e''''n' -" '"' '4 wM. s. KEMPER,
Proctor and Patron OF the University Of Virginia.
aug z-zawsw.o.
CARPETIses. Floor oil-cloth.. Curtain Materials,
subscribers have the pleasure Of announcing % their
,sn escIsown,
by q, The mos. and Altogether ,he
20 S
pieces ,a sss;y ss'ss s.ipins designs
e 90 extra heavy English Brussels DO 80
.s ..... ,. i,
sss q q 20 asssh sa,JPsans ..eo.S sn,,,v 90
sheets very beautiful oil cloth which any
90 ssd sls and a Venetian for passages and step.
9 dozen brass stair.rods all , sizes, and cheap
sssi s sls'S s% & Inc
IS DO DO DO DO wSsasS wsIsssS sa@ssss saa sssen 90
Is % % union sa@asl., double width
Is 90 Turkey red eashmereis
g pairs richly embroidered , lace curtains
20 pieces embroidered curtain muslins low price
Ssr with az az 5 e %nSs s and o fixtures @
dating Purchasers are cordially invited
HooE BROTHER, s. co.
-
" ecuuve Government
COLLECTORS NAVAL onIces lana Nss Anu au ~, ana1s
s,, @ E,s M,yv i,s ma Vessels Marine
~. onni. oS I've nied states abroad
Foreign Ministers and consus IN The United states abstracts OF
Laws Passed al me Last session o ~.
men. Revenue MAI nsesp n an Ns,;oatian y,
Suon, Foreign and Home Postages commerce ana
.he United States Imports Exports Tonnage, and Uom%saa
Marinei United sates EApoi,s, anu peoss ~
Revenues from i7s 70 1880 Tor same period Deb,
me uniied states fuoc Lsna, sn, sna r, o
sn,s Raionds Cow
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THE CIVIL Law spain and Mexico. arranged ON
the principles OF e modern codes with notes and references
preceded by historical the Spanish and Mexican
law, mbodying In appendix Of the Important
Mexican congs Schmidt counsellor
In voune Orleans, 1851 This
sevcd FRANCK TAYLOR
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RUGBY YACADEMY-Boarding and Day school for
IL young gentlemen, of X and l4th
G. r. MORRISON, Principal
r. p. Latham, A. NJ, Professor Of Ancient Languages
Mons. II. Raout, I" Modern
G. 8. Keech, Tutor
--, Teacher Of Penmanship
Carus and Iadela Teachers Music.
James p. Mclean, Teacher Of Drawing aud Painting.
The of instruction is designed student either
for the study of the learned professions
higher classes colleges In branch
pans spared render complete posi-
Bile. The branches OF the taught
reading writing arithmetic English grammar geography
book keeping the Latin Creek and modsrn languages history
chronology defamation, composition both ERgsh
clan and Roman antiquities logic mathematics chemistry
and mental philosophy music drawing &c
Terms OF board and tntion moderate.
py-- m. o. French, WIN. w. Corcoran
esq, Prof A. ID. Bache, Prof. Gales
NJ D. Baltimore Capt T. Page u s. NJ and captain c.
Blake, u. 8. N.
Nov l9--dn
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TOR CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEAR PRESENTS
rich and splendid assortment OF The
Extra super silk cashmere French flannel dressing robes
and pleasing vaey-iOr dress wedding, evening parties
six and linen pocket m handkerchief. s rel .ts,
Extra superine water fur ditto
Also, Of superior Shirts plain fancy.
With complete supply of woolen merno cashmere silk and
Also, brushes kinds porte monnaies, purses
With toilet articles in abundance, at
Fashionable hat cap and genemen's furnishing establishment
near ar A A. suesi, ss.,, Pennsylvania avenue
lWHPrEHURsT's and extensive GaIlery OF pre-
w mum Daguencoypes over the store Of Duva Bo between
~ and 9Th streets rennsylyania aysnue. @
expressly purpose
Of me iass., ssgas IL his country. and Is the
and anss south Of every aei
ss e %
PIsagy ssnass
tute, and premium the late Fair at New York.
aos Baltimore street Baltimore ss1 ! Bresdwa
street. Richmond Virginia Lynehburg, Virginia Norfolk vr'
j. H. wHiTEHURsT.
NoTICE.-Te stockholders OF the Washington GasLisht
Company hereby notified that pursuant 10 the charter me
s % % a esSe &c @ 90 o nj Monday s
'''N' 0e'''''p j. BROWN,
Dec 2l-daw Secretary
CEMI-ANSUAL NoTICE.-winb issued by US, before
y the all accounts our books when
respectfully the favor Of all TO whom they will
call settle same either with the money OF nego
cLAGETT & DoDsoN.
Dec 2o-dtlst Jsnn
CARD-we, subscriber respectfully notify all persons
with bills viii be drawn
of the 2ith OF the month.
business prohtaby ourselves
that which Desirable
indeed this umeis the
CLhGETT, NEWTON, MAY, a co.
Dec oo-dimif
n HE BANK OF THE UNION, In Browns Marble
Building open for the transaction Of exchange and
Ro. II. GALLAGHER, President.
Dec l6--u
CARD-The public respectfully requested
stock Of rich cabinet ware French China dinner dessert
service, vases, svcrplated
together with general assortment
all which has been selected with
great msnuictoe expressly for the city trade
be cold exceedingly for cash, liberal credit for
fNf DYER MCGUIRE,
septl6-d Auouoneers.
THE o useful and fancy articles for tho pur-
suffering OF the city sun continues at
odd Fellows Hall, through the day and evening.
benevolent cause should
poorly The articles offered for sale are low and
beautiful addition, those celebrated and de
eba happayers engaged for The evenings
entertainment.
Dec i2-dn
AIRS. CHOATE's millinery and Fancy store, Four
MI constantly
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thf Fnfh assertion.
Dec 2s-dlw CLAGETT NEWTON, MAY, n co.
CPLENDID NEW sILKs-cLAGETT, NEWTON, MAY,
co. respectfully 10 the ladies' resident and
received 100
cidedy superb exhibited Tits
city, importation prices Of which be
low import
Dec os-d0w cLAcETT, NEWTON, MAY, Co
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MRS. CHOATE's millinery and Fancy store, Four
MI street. svonueMrs g. keeps constantly
very large millinery goods, bonnels, and
so-. honnst@
this city Her ancy
trimming well selected and every ererion used 70
Nswyesrs peaen OF superior
quality Fairs supplied liberal discount Don't forget ~
street, Of Pennsylvania avenue.
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Alexandria boat.
= ~up The avorie steamer GEORGE WASHINGTON
Her WIN depart the following hours coach connects
k with the boat IN Washington. Boats fare I2k cents
coach cents The coach viii leave the Capitol for the boat at g.
OK, IL, 1, AZ, and4.
Leaves AieIandhs at 9, Ok, II, 4, aX, snd4
Leaves Washington at sxi lsx, llk, lk, *, and AZ.
Nov il--du JOB CoRsON Captain.
For NORFOLK
a e<s-~1 The steamer OSCEoLA Saturday, 18Th
Exrp9kkc<r instant, making TIP a
1k3k above placelcsving Washington every Saturday
9'ocock m. Returning leave Norfolk every Monday
O'Clock, y.
Passage and fare 50.
will touch going returning, Cone nyer
landings the Potomac.
Decb-du JAMES MITCHELL, Captain.
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pARMELE MALsTER, dentisis ave
70 sh street, few doors east Of hehformer place.
Oct s-eoifa.
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THE useful and fancy articles for tho pur-
Of for suffering OF the city sui continues
odd Fellows Hall, through the and evening.
We regret that 30 important and benevolent cause should
articles offered for sale low, and
many addition those celebrated and de
rbtu musicians bappayen engaged for he evenings
| entertainment.
Dec l2--dn
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ELEGANT New silks just recsived.-we opening
II 100 decidedly the superb goods Ia silks be-
fore exhibited in this ciy the prices Of which we guaranty
below We the early attention OF the citi
particularly the ladies' satisfy themselves Of
the assertion.
ID ".
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1852-11-06
The Useless AM Expensive Ship.

1t is correctly reported that that grcat ship
called the Pennsylvania, built for the navy Of
the United States at an expense of eight hun
dred thousand dollars, has become rotten and
unscaworthy. All the voyage she ever made
was from the place where she was built to Nor
folk, Va. Reckoning the interest on what sls
COST and the sum will amount to over one mill.
ion doH0s-and all for what; Echo answers
whaH and that is the best answer that can be
given.
And yet tits all very WE'LL No ono complain,
Politicians, who are always on the scent to hunt
up oxtravaslnccs and defalcation, are silcn, a.
bout this. 1t is all very well-all matter of
course. The Navy must be well supplied with
ships, and ships will rot Now, if million OF
dollars had been asked for the establishment Of
some national agricultural institution, how as
tonishcd some dcmasogucs would have been
What awful Struggling OF shoulders, and twi.cl-
ing of eyebrows and wagging of tongues there
would have been. II, pcrchance, such an a.
mount had been grontel and national school.
or some other useful institution established how
certain uneasy mor,als would have been agoni-
zed about the extravaganza of Congress and the
great waste Of the peoples money. But now
oh, la, is only seventy. four gone to decay
1t only cost a million dollars, and Uncle Sam is
it is nations moro willing to pay extrnya-
gant'y for folics than for useful and necessary
institutions. Pleasure Boat.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1852-11-06
Total,

The above table docs not include large ouan-
tity Of documents printed at Washington and
Worcester, and sold by us-nor n very large a.
mount which we shall be Obliged to print i'm
mediatoly, in order to supply the constantly
Increasing demand. Probably 100000 copies of
tho several documents will be despatched from
our office before December, aud destined to nc.
complish immense good.-Bost. Commonwealth.
We arc not up to your figures, friend. Lut We
are coming on. We have sent or over twenty
thousand documents within few days, and ere
the week is over, shall have out twice that nun.
bcr. The people demand them and they shall
be supplied. Had We, indeed, ga military
chest, " could our friends furnish us the
means, ;herc is not n county in the State, which
would uot be supplied with documents.
And they have done aud are doing great
work. They arc planting seed every where
Every where single individuals, clubs, associa-
tons are calling for them. IN out Of the wsv
places in Ohio-in Darko County, and Coshoc-
on, on the Ohio River, all over the. North
West the cry is, " Send us documents MS
have Hale's Summers Mann's aud Gliding
speeches.
Never did our cause look brighter Never
was it so strong. We arc in the skirmish now;
preparing only for the battle of SO; but when
that comes VIC shall be ready. Circulate the
documents then! Scatter them broadcast
Stop lot with election day; but after that send
them, wherever freeman will read, or think
For on them lies the germ OF that power which
shall hereafter sweep on bravely in behalf of
justice and Of right True Democrat.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1852-11-06

Rev. JOEL PARKER, ID. d., Double Dealer
has published n card in The Tribune begin.
ming thus: 81 deem il proper to say in this
manner lhnt it is not my intention to enter
into n newspaper controversy with Rev.
Henry Ward Beecher" The public, we
Think will commend his prudence. When
a man has been totally routed in controycr-
sy which his own mendnrious inIpudence
had provoked, and proved, in spite of his
black coat, 10 have heen guilty OF the bnsest
lrnud, it is about time for him TO stop. He
farther says L" II cannot be expected uiter
this that ! should take any further steps to-
wards the private settlement of the dispute,
&c OF course not. The public will moi
be likely, after what has been revealed, to
expect iiom him anything that savors OF
llirncsS or justice. The assumed dignity o
the Rev. gentleman, after thc brard set upoi
him 10y Mr.. Beechcr, we can compare only
TO that of the convicted thief who indignant
ly refused to speak either TO Court or Jury,
hecpuse, as he alleged, they were beneath
his nuticc.-Pd. Eeemm.
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THE ANTI-sLAVERY BUGLE.

PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY, AT SALEM, o.
TERNs.-Sl,50 per annum if paid in advance
Sl.IS per annum ifpsid within the first six
months Of tho subscribers year
$500 per annum, fpaymcnt be delayed be-
yond six months.
CV-We occasionally send numbers to those
who are not subscribers, but who arc believed
70 DC interested in the dissemination of anti
slavery truth, with tho hope that they will
other subscribe Themselves, or use tn ir iniln.
encc to extend its circulation among their
friends.
tlp' Communications intended for insertion,
TO be addressed to MARius X. RontNsox, Editor.
AL Others to EMILY RonIxsoN, Publishing AIT.
J. HUDSON. PRINTER
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1852-11-06

ELIzuR WRIGHT is again on the grdiron OF
the fugitive statute. We forget whether this
is the second or the third Time which our
quondam editorial coparlner's purse has been
flched, aud his personal liberty impcriled, 10y
the statutory bloodhounds of our great Nat
ionn Wing and Democratic piracy This
persistent persecution OF Wright, as our
readers are aware, is founded OH II suspicion,
that our old friend performed nn aCt of hu-
maniy in behalf of ShadraelI, precisely like
TINT which was performed in behalf of the
kidnapped Apostles when I" line angel of the
Lord 10y night opened the prison doors aud
brought them forth" We nre only too sorry
10 say, that there is 10 proof, ia the case now
pending, of EIizur's having actually initiated
the illuslrous example OF that law-lreaS-
ing angel; although we have no doubt there
is heart enough in Wright to have prompted
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from the Government, but never to suffer
injustice from its hands.
Hitherto hive not seen much to lead mc
TO think very well Of New York politicians
with here and there memorable exception
But om glad TO see cause TO think so well
Of the New York men-yes, mud WOMEN,
too,.-for don't forget the thirty pieces oI
silver" believe you have, on the whole,
the hest State Constitution IN the Union
Now ! think | see where it came from, and
how you got it,. Incvcr knew before.
ani sure postcrity will honor the deed
you wish TO commemorate. hope you will
meet posterity half way, aud show how il
may I've done. IL is good thing TO honor
ancient herosm; n good thing also to honor
such as equal or surpass II now.
"Yc loud adorcrs of departed fomo
Who warm at Seipios worth, or Tully's name /;
Ne, that in iancicl visions can admire
The sword OF Brutus, and the Tdeban Tyre;
Wrapped in historic aydor, who adore
Each classic haunt and we'll remembered shore,
Where valor tuned, amid hor chosen throng,
The Thracian trumpet, and the Spartan song
See Roman fire in IIampdens bosom swcll,N
And fate and freedom in the shafts of Tell
Say, yc loud zealots to the worth Of yorc,
Hath valor left the world, to live no more;
No more shall Brutus bid Tyrant die,
And stornly smile, with Vengeance in his cyci
Hampden no more, when suffering Freedom
calls,
Encounter fate, and triumph rs he fallsi-
Nor Tell disclose through peril and alarm,
The might that slumbcrs in a frccman's arm
Yes in that generous cause forever strong,
The patriots virtue aud the poets song
Still, as the tide of ages rolls away,
Shall charm the world, unconscious of decay"
Respectfully and gratefully yours,
THEODORE PARKER.
SAMUEL J. MAY.