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er1rlt 81 tho Press.

The Times Of sStsrday reviews he coarse
Of President Pierce, and asserts that the de-
clarations made by him in his inaugural adj
dress, that he would prescribe prescription
and maintain the compromise lneasures, have
been violated. The violation of the first de-
sclaration was attested by the fact that faith
ful ofice-holders, who welded no political
power, and who, in no instance, had ever di-
rected their official influence to the injury Of
one party or the benefit of the other, were
turned out of Office for no alleged mis-fea-
saIice, mal-fcasance or non -feasance the vio-
lation of the second declaration was shown in
his constituting a Cabinet Of advisers of men
holding opinions exactly opposite to the com
promise measures--of Southern men who OPP.
posed the passage of the compromise, be.
cause it was inimical to the South, and Of
Northern men, because they were not favora
BILE to their fagitious and pernicious designs
and in his appointments to Office, wherein
General Pierce was weakening the force Of
his own opinions and the force of the compro
mise party, by overlooking them and seeking
his agents from another and an opposing par
ty.
The Wig farther discusses the question
between the Medical College and the Faculty
of Hampden Sidney.
The Mail confesses itself unable to sub
scribe to the reasonings of those who find IN
the doctrines of christianity model of repub
licanism, and advises those who would seek
to sustain our noble fabric of constitutions
liberty by appeals to religion, to avoid the
absurdity of endeavoring to republicanizt
christianity, and rather look to christianity te
republicanize us, by teaching us to obey the
powers that we have ourselves chosen; to
cherish brotherly love and affection; and to
observe Justice, mercy and humility, in our
intercourse with our fellow men.
The Enquirer comes out in another article
against the building of the Pacific Railroad
by the General Government, citing opinions
of similar character from leading Demo
cratic presses.
NORTH Observation-Disclosures the full returns are
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NOTICE.-"First pull the mote out Of

iTbb pun luc ui0t6 OUT ef
IN thine own eye, and then shalt thou see
clearly pull the mote out of thy brothers. eye.
To the Ladies and Gentlemen of the city of Rich
mond -Whereas on last IN, Thursdsy the llth day Of
arrested by officer through the nstigation Of John
8. Clark-being the foulest piece OF vflainy ever
practised upon any indvidualand the fact that some
words were the cause will state below and then
win leave myself in the hands of my friends and a
just public to say whether he could hardly be believed
her parents and Mr. Clark keeping boarding house,
took board there, it being convenient to my BUSH
ness, at $ii per mountaineering It q custom 70 pay
him the 1st of every month--until ON the Srd of
August he did not treat me with respects and this oc
curing dinner again, told him that account of
in his house, and, was under obligation to him,
if he would please to send me my bill would pay
him. He accordingly sent, on the following morn
seventeen cents This did not, or do wish to dis
pute. He came in after and asked me to give him
the bill back. This did not do; He came in again
and tried to get it. This seeming good fortune
should have it, did not and told him that ON the
next day would give 1t to him, and have it receipt
ed. He then exclaimed, with oath, he would war
rant me. then got the money, with bill of mine,
mine being s., took hin. in sl4 H. He then began
abusing me with such oaths that too bad to pub
lish. turned out of his house. and he on the same
day warranted me for $50 64-deductng % GA, so
that he could warrant me. What opinion could be
formed of such man. who, on his oath claimed ths2
1t then came before the Mayor, and he decided
against him and made him pay costs: but for all this
ing satisfied this then got up lie of the gross
character, to have me arrested for stealing This
said Clark being witness for me in suit pend
ing between Mr.. Bernard and myself he having gone
himself caused to be sent to Mr. b. that had ac-
knowledged to him (ir CT that did take out the
works not before he lost the day On the bill of S5s6f
which was the 9th day of August-and he could
prove it. But when, before the Mayor, he stated
told it to him myself Mr.: Bernard, through the in
sgaticn of such midnight assassin my Character
had arrested last Thursday on charge of felo-
ny and taken from my business, unprepared, before
the Mayor who, after the closest investigation, HON
orably discharged me and if any of those gentlemen
whose names are attached to this card Saturday
last will after reading this, prove to he is hon
man, willing to stand by their decision, as
know of their names and know them to be gen.
temen. Thanking my friends and the public for their
patience and their treatment to me through this trial.
can only say it shall ever be my place do to
~ one justice far it lays in my power,-hopiug
that such malicious charge against me viii be ended
in oblivion; and may friendship remain marble and
luminosity scattered like dust.
sign my name untainted,
WM.J. BARTHOLOMEW,
an 15-1t* Watch Maker opposite the Dispatch.
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NARROW EscAPE-As the stage from Raleigh
was crossing the river at Hillsborough N c., on the
25th July, it was upset. There were nine passen-
gers inside-four of them females-and four On top.
The river was swollen, but no lives were lost The
night was dark, and the saving of all the passen-
gers under the circumstances, was wonderful
achievement. The mails were saved and three
trunks were lost
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YELLOW FEVER IN New ORLEANs.-The oldest
physicians of New Orleans say that the disease ex-
ceeds in maligniy, the yellow fever of any former
year in their recollection. The idea is current that
very many of the cases '.congestve fever" and
yet treated as yellow fever "Congestive fever" is
considered in the West even more fatal than yellow
fever Four infrmaries have been opened for the
reception of the destitute sick, and two Asylums
for orphans, of whom there are large number.
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CorNER's srRINGs.-These Springs are located
IN Botetourt county, ON the Virginia and Tennessee
Railroad The Lynchburg virginian speaks very
favoraby of the virtues of the water the excellence
OF the table and the beauty Of the surrounding
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NARROW EscArE.-Mr. John F. Tanner

NARROW EscAPE.-Mr. John F. Tanner
of this city, made very escape from drown
ing, few days since, while on his way from New
York to Richmond He passing from the boat at
Aqua Greek to the landing in order to take the cars
when he ostled against by another passenger and
fell overheard Asaor jumped in after him and with
the aid of rope succeeded with great difficulty in
saving Mr. Tanners life
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German deck passenger on the steamer Knick
erbocker, jumped overheard and was drowned on
Friday morning, as the boat entered the head oil
Long Island sound. He had wife and children
board, and had just been talking to the wife be
fore he leaned over
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R,cuuo,n AVID PrrrRsBURe RAnRoAD.-

RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG RAILROAD
We learn that at a meeting of the Directors of this
company held on Thursday last contract for eleven
hundred tons of rail in addition to six hundred tons
contracted for at their last neetng entered into.
Already three hundred and twentyseyen tons of Eng
lsh rail have been purchased by the company, max
ing total of two thousand and twentyseven tons OF
superior rail- sufficient quantity to relay the main
track between Petersburg and Richmond, and all the
Port Walthall branch road When laid with this rail,
this road viii be of the first class character.
Thomas Dodamead, the present faithful superin.
tendent of the road, win not, has been reported
resign his situation but continue in the service of the
company.
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YELLOW FEVER ON THE MIssIssIPPL.-A dispatch
from Charleston, dated the 10th, states that
boats which left New Orleans, had the yellow FEVER
board, and lost many passengers One boat Is SAID
to have lost Is.
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RICHMOND MARKETS.

CORRECTED DAILY.
The weather continues fine for farmers in GET
ting out their wheat; and the crops repre-
scented to be extremely fine in every part OF the coun
try.
FLOUR-The market is firm with small receipts of
new which sells to the trade at 81 to S5-od Is be-
coming scarce for Bakers use and good strong would
readily command S5a. s
WTfEAT-Ig firm Sales at I.20 to $3.50.
TOBACC0-The market is without change Sales
a So tor Tugs; medium 10 to S5; line Is to So
CORN-50 TO 62k cents.
GUANO-S55. 80
The Dry Goods and Grocery markets wen supplied
with every thing wanted by our country friends
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The Havana Diario de la Marina makes
some exultant remarks upon what it calls
''the absurd representative system" taking
for its text the expression of joy by one OF
the California papers that the State Legisla-
ture had adiournedI
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tershurp IufeIliaencer learns that Messrs Thomp-
SON & Gwynu have sold their steel works in this
city, n Messrs. Uriah Wells, Of Petersburg, and
james Hunter, Of Richmond. We do not know Mr..
wells but Il he can bring q much experience and
cansritv into the firm as Mr. Hunter has, it Is .
strong tcam.n - Rich Dispateh
ssWe do not know Mr.. Hunter, but, in the Ian
guaae of our worthy contemporary, we win say,
that e IA Mr.. H., can bring a. much experience
and capacity into the firm as Mr.. Wels"t Is (in-
decd .strong team "a little stronger, pashaps,
than our contemporary idea oft Paesbtvg H..
sslligencsr.
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Col Bliss left child. He was widower, hi
estimable wife having died few months since afte
their removal 10 New Orleans
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Mosquitoes are increasing in number, and bar
which are seldom used in Richmond, are getting
fashionable
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Caspar Markhart, charged with the robbery ant
murder of an old man in Baltimore county, ha
been arrested in New York.
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FIRE.-Between and 3 o'clock Friday
morning, FIRE broke out in the blacksmith's shop OF
Mr. Edwd. r. Cooper, situated on 18th ST., between
Broad and Grace streets The shop and contents to-
gether with small kitchen attached were destroy
ed. Loss between $500 and $500 and no insurance.
The work of an incendarv.
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The Baltimore Daily Times is always
day behind hand in reaching this city.
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ExCURsIoN.-The Caledonian Guard will
give excursion down the river this evening in the
Curtis Peck In addition to the music of the
Armory Brass Band and two cotillon bands which
have been engaged two Highland pipers will eniiyen
the proceedings with the spirtsrng tones OF their
favorite instrument. There be no question that
this will be one of the most pleasant excursions OF the
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There was spirited celebration of the extension
Of the Lynchburg and Tennessee railroad 70 Big
Spring on Wednesday.
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Mr.. Holbrook, one OF the editors Of the Picavune
Is aman OF courage. He returned TO New Orleans
on the iA OF August from visit 10 the north.
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In New York on Friday. the Thermometer stoo
al 90 l-a IN the shade
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The Raleigh Post defines mean time to be-dq
dams -
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SUPPOSED MURDER OF A WIrE-A young wo
man, the wife of an old and deformed man died sud
denly IN Philadelphia Thursday night, under cir
cumstances that have excited suspicious of fou
play Both parties were fond of drinking, and ths
husband m the habit of beating his wife.
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The FIREMEs.-We copied from the Pc
tersburg Express the statement made Saturday, that
portion of the remen Of this city would visit Pc
tersburg to-day Thsstatement probably grew out Of
. rumor that Liberty Company. No. !, of this city,
designed making visit to Petersburg bat we are as.
sured that as yet no preparations have been made by
any of our companies for visit, pleasant a. ii no
doubt would be. We win inform the gallant Capt
Scott and his energetic Heterogeneous st the earliest
day of the intentions of cur iremen IN the matter
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~ sa0 ia1sst news from Havana, we md the fol.
lowing paragraph:
in villa Clara, mother and i've children, that
had gathered together in group during a vioien,
thunder Storm were struck 6y lightning. and erers
one rendered senseless The mother and three 81
the children were revived but two children one y
ten and the other ct eight were dead. The house
N which they were, was set ON fire By tho ELECTRIC
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TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD.-Ra,


Il away from my residence in Henrico county,
about the first of July last, negro WOMAN, named
shns sae Is medium height Of good I
round face, with holes IN her She has black
speck in of her eyes. have doubt that she y
lurking about the city of Richmond. viii give
reward of SO il taken In the county Of Henrco or
80 taken out Of the county and lodged N jail 80
'l an Is SCI ner again. JOHN BRIDGEwATER.
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The thermometer in Boston on Saturday, stood
a. o. in the shade. City healthy.
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HSHE CANAL BOAT CLINTON Is nov
rcady to receive ffefsht fer I.yn<hbuFf, and viii
leave On TUESDAY, full Or not full ~ LEE.
sul5-2s q
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New MusIc.-We have received from
Mr.. p. H. Taylor, piece of Music. entitled 1.-THE
Snow. dedicated to Miss julia Gertrude Gardner by
FW Rpsier
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NORTH CARoLrNA-Althoughth the full returns are
not yet received, the following may be set down
the Congressional Delegation elect from the North
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I DOLLARS REWARD viii give the

above reward 70 any person who viii give me re-
liable information, 20 may prosecute the person or
last FROM near the PeuitnutiaTy Spring and worked
her in harness nearly TO death, the marks Of the
harness aud her looks plainly show. She p dark
roam, with white hind feet, and full name and tail
anl5-1f M. 9lANNIHi.
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LEAD PIPEs-The Philadelphia Ledger, abiding
to the effort to get up some alarm about lead pipes
as water conductors attributes it to persons inter-
ested in tin There is certainly nothing like lea
Their" the world over. Dr. Brande in his encyclo-
pedia, says:
aPerfectlv pure water, such as distilled water,
put into clean leaden vessel, and exposed to the
air soon exodyzes it and corrodes il, and delicate
tests discover oxyde of lead in solution in the wa
ter; but river and spring water exert no such SOL
vent power. The carbonatss and sulphates in such
water, though in very minute qualities, entirely
prevent its solvent power"
The liquor party of Massacnusefts, arerevenging
themselves upon the antiliquor men in very extra
ordinary ways. The last Boston Post says
'We learn from friend in Acton, that John
Fletcher, Esq., had valuable orchard girdled last
Sunday night and that six bottles of oil of vtroi
were thrown through his window into Frank
Shows parlor, to the great injury thereof These
unmanly outrages probably fruits of the efforts
fthe town vigilance committee to have the liquor
law enforced. They quite disgraceful to the
liberal party as they are personally injurious to a
few friends of temperance"
TExAs-We have dates from Galveston to Aug.
T. For Governor, there was close race between
Ochiltree, Wing, and Pease, one of the Democratic
candidates. From the lst Congressional District
Geo. W. Smythe is elected. Cameron county, in
the End district gives Scurry, antifllibuster Den1
a majority. There was no opposition to Crosby for
Land Commissioner. The Legislature will proba-
bly, be Democratic.
THE GARDINERs.-The Grand Jury of Washing
ton City, have indicted John Charles Gardiner, for
perjury as witness for his brother He was bailed
in the sum of $4,000.
The Government commission last sent to Mexico
toll survey the localities of the alleged Gardiner
mines is expected back daily; motion for the con-
tinuance ofthe case was therefore postponed until
next week.
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0ST-On the 18th instant, between Hth

IL and 9Th utrsetA black morocco POCKET
RoOK confaiuiux 1--WE hundred dollzrs Ia vir ginia
money and s drnuekf on the Exchange Bank Of Vr-
rina III five thousand dollars drawn IN favor Of c.
~. Liyingston BY H u Livingston OF New York.
book to be LEFT ~ this office or addressed 10
&. w. LIVINGSTON, at Mrs 81. Glars Boarding
House. Petersburg, Va. au 15--fa
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D1srlssrD. On saturday, Mary Jones
6ppesred befors Tie Mayo md charged Sarah Lus.
~ with sasauitns her liveen IL and o'clock ON
Thuzsi13 evening near tt Danvile Depot, By pull
ms hsr hair and ds6winx knife in thresfenins
manner. disappeared, from Mary Joness Testimony,
that she wxs coming from the IRE in Manchester
with Virginia Hammond and young man, when this
alleged assault was made. The Mayor stated that II
he 70 settle the squsbbes Of this class Of women
he could have TO bind them 81 over and thst IN this
he would not attach credibilitJ to the charge IL
asmuch Is Mary Jones was in company Of . man,
legal protectors and other persons and an assault Of
the kind alleged from Sarah Lufsey, under the cir
curnstanceA could with difficulty have been made.
FNED-S. N. Zachrisson was fined on Sa-
turday for allowing hydrant TO run all night.
A Mr.. Schel was also fined for the violation of
city ordinance.
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HAIR DYE. HAIR DYE The only

liquid Hair Dye in the world for instantly dying the
Hair without dying the skin. 1t Is applied the
way o is perfectly free from nitrate of silver and
injurious acids mparts gloss TO the Hair that has
never been approached BY any other artele 1t viii
never urn red or purple, retain It's color TO the last
and Is vegetable preparation that be made 10 ten
minutes at very triing cost. will send the recipe
10 any lady gentleman on receiving one dollar.
Address X. c.. Box 125 Post Office jy l5--lmt
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RANGE OF THERMOMETER,
AT J. W. RANpoLPH's BOOKSTORE, SATURDAY.
50 90 90
MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF RICHMOND, AUG. IS

ARRIVED,
Schr. Sarah Vaughn, Springs, from Upper Brandon,
wheat, to Warwick Barksdaie
Schr. John +. Adams, Garrick, from EppS Island,
wheat, to Warwick Bafksdale
Steamer Virginia, Teal, from Philadelphia, mdze,
to r. Rankin.
Schr. Express, Carlin, from Press Keel wheat, to
Warwick & Berksdale.
Schr. Walkertown, Drudge, York river, wheat.
SAILED.
Schr. Virginia, Vail, in ballast.
Schr, s. q. King, Groves, in ballast.
New YORK, August 12.-Arrived schr. vanderven,
Jones, Fredericksburg
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DRAGONS Attend meeting of your company
at Lafayette Hail. ON MONDAY evening the 18th
instant, at O'clock precisely. Court of Enquiry,
for the of tines, will be held the
time. By order of the Captain. k
s an 12--2t Il. w ROPER ID Sereeant
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DIED.

:. " Q yeHerdey fSundsy1 nsorrfnr. Il 1.,.s.z.
ss a a 3 9 Lsthss M Msxs'ss
family are requested 10 sfsend - f e iks
ner Canal and 1t streefs' ~ = IN Cr.x, cor
On yesterday, CHARLEs HAHlur IL
asss r. s9a s mss.y z ~ sssd il ~
tend the funeral this fondsrJ Co.,, lsqassd
from b. ressdsnce on 81, below Leigh srssef
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Office on 18Th or Governor street, next to r NJ Tabh
L Son, Richmond, Va. au Slim

LAW AND NOTARY PUBLIC.-Practices in all
the Courts of Henrico County and Richmond city.
As Notary Public, particular attention will be paid
to the taking of Dispositions lin or Of his ofce1
Proof and Acknowledgements of Deeds, Relinquish-
ments of Dover &c. Claims for collection entrusted
TO him promptly attended TO.
Office removed TO No. 50, three doors above City
Hotel, on North side of Main street, Richmond, Va
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EXCHANGE AND BANKING HOUSE

OF C.. W. PURCELL & CO-The Notes Of tho
SOUTHERN MANUFACTURERS BANK are re-
deemed as heretofore at par &c our counter.
CV- All solvent Washington Small Notes. viii for
the present be redeemed at par from Merchants.
We caution the public therefore against paying any
discount on small notes dated at Washington.
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Parade at Lafayette Hail. MONDAY EVENING,
18th inst oclock-arms in order for inspection.
By order of the Captain.
au 13-2t w. A. IRVING, o. s.
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JOb FhIN11NO.-IuE lie DlGIAlCu
JOB OFFICE is prepared to execute IN the hand
soonest manner, and on the most reasonable ferns
PAMPHLETS, CIRCULARS, HANDBILLS, La
Bells, BUSINESS CARDS, TICKETS, BLANKS,
Sc and eyery description Of PRINTING!
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ROPER e MURRAY, UNDERTA
KERs. Governor stzeet, between Main and fraakhn'
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DIR. JOHN Is. WALTHALI., H0MEO
PATHIC PHYSICIAN. Osiice On Governor street.
nearly opposite the GoScrucrs House.
NH 14-6m<
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N0TICE.-Express packages for Nor
folk Richmond, Petersburg, &c. intended for ship.
ment per steamers ROANOKE or JAMEsIUWn,
will hereafter be received by Meszrs- ADAMS ".
So Broadway who the only authorized agents ts'
Express privileges by these ships.
Office Of New York and Virginia Steamship Cen
pa'''' =. LUDLAM 4 PLEAsANTs. Agents +
x1pw Ts,.. tazz IA rs
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BOTANIC PRACTICE OF NED
CINE. ny DIR. E. d. ROBINSON.
re- Office on Franklin. between 18th and ~
streets. III i5--fJ
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FcKT Wash HGTcE -rt rrt1y Dec ~, iffi
CEsrLryrS have yuuE kinf % - 7h c
-rn ret &c The chvalr1us ifh r1tr1 Jlsl Michel NJ
tlricso ltafs 40 r1ust q n
fsteaficn u.is III Ard Los r7sel- On l' si'
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Us bed, Bsce'sary shsat for vo1rfsr hesrt ~
b vi Grid tie bold Effort q rlsi
% festss eovufy rom Re tirsidrs <svsd n Is "a re
Lthcc L. IL A. rs f1 tls fury
q ifh sd r-aiscd fvcr b %
~ rted the principle o. depofs-n
etor; ard hsd dereoo1snf
Ireland. WIZ rilu, welcome Jcm st-leit tbs isnd nd
rc The people sovereign vher g sfany armies
ad
ppcked convict the nIocrnt
Ay John A.tei jog unaoTed haTne-s fhs the assri
q TIE ssed y other b. i've his land
Ike liz slOrtfd- rec, sovereign and il4epentertH
Respectfully, gfutlsHea, ysar 05ddis n
THOS OCONOR