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NEGRO MARRIAGE CEREMuxY.--The
! North Aiabun,an gives the suh,inrd
account OF recent negro mnrIiag
cc'c','uny. II assures us that it is Il
vei hat!m report.
" Ge"Hemem Of the Majority: take
ihc responsibility on the discharge of
my duty, ST. far for may my weak so
b'lity, to submit whether in consc
q"e"'e of addressing this cupIc brought
before me.
be now confident. yc rising young
generation. AMI know what We are now
about to receive. Isrcoilcct You have
casi";ed this c"ngru,ion of people 10
se"blc themselves together this night
IN consequence of de view Of an mar
rage Ats" consider you have grown
from an infant 20 the years Of manori
~, nothing else would do you but to
inherit marriage life. If each Of YOU
can c"ntcnt Yourself on q married life.
SO we'll and SO good, if not, better
never to marry. l'rubly nur said on
this snbjec. Have you to understand
Sumihing else. BY the laws of our
country au horise to sole".nise the
rights Of our country between Mr..
Henry and Miss Marie, if any pursun
"rpur>ons by, have any injection OF
Tins cuple being Joined together, speak
now or hold your peace. Rcculec this
the ilrSt and last Of asking. We
wuHld suppose there he none. Under
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a0td0p9 sSenss.

II can be II" longer questioned that
tho cotton seed. in many parts Of our
country, is fast degcncrating, and we
hear frequent complaints on the sub.
ject.
The plants in many places arc not
so vigorous in growth, nor in quantity
and quality, produced rs formerly
We are assured that the staple of the
cntl"n is being seriously affected by
this degeneration of tho cotton seed
Various reasons are assigned. One
thinks it is owing to the condition of
The soil or wrathcr-anothcr thinks il
is owing to the defective manner of
the culture. must change my seed
says Il thi'd, and thus variety Of con-
lectures 40 started.
The reason "f this degeneration is
made to appear when we conSi.lcr
that, year alter year our planters pitch
their err Ps :,Ilh seed taken pro,iiscu
pusly from the field. In the very ma.
ture OF things it mast dwindlc and in
course of time become dwarfsh; aud
notwithstanding it drpreciates under
their eyes, they still pursue the insane
policy. Upon the same principle
yunr stock of horses, cattle, or hogs.
would degenerate and run out. We
q" not, therefore wonder that your
cotton is toos rriouSly affected to give
v'Gor ct growth and constitution.
There is ru need to change your
sccd--all that YOU have 10 d. is to pnss
thr''uS!, y"ar fields and select YOUR
seed nom those plants that exhibit
most vig'r "I growth, and produce the
greatest number Of bulLs. Plant those
by themselves. and then Gull again as
he'olc--"r, select few acres and
plant it exclusively with the best seed
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MILcH Cows.--lt you desire that
your nilch cows should yield literally
to the pail. y"n must feed them ul,
something better suited to the sccrc
ton of rich milk than dry fodder
Chopped roots, or meal slnps OF some
kind. should be given twice a dav. SAY
morning and evening. They shoul,I
also be provided with Uttered beds,
dry lodgings, mode'a ely warm; he
watered regularly three times day.
first thing before being fed, connie or
rubbed down with u wisp of straw
once or Twice a day, and each receive
every three days, an. ounce of salt, or
the same quantity of salt and ashes
mixed together. Allow gentle exercise
and pure air, and you will find your
animals good mixers, they wiley.
or be.
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Notice.
Btshopy5llc Carriage and
Eaar1lcSs HSapnqqS:scdory.

JAMES w. AMBROSE still continues to
carry on the above business in all its various
branches, and takes this method Of returning
his thanks to his for their liberal patron.
age, and hopes by close attention To business 20
still merit the same. CARRIAGES AND BUG
GlES made to order and warranted for twelve
months. If they should fail in tha, time il.
point of workmanship or material. they will be
repaired FREQ of charge. He deems it unncc.
essary trsay anything in regard to the neat
ness and durability Of his work, ns his work
will show for itself Call on him at Bishop.
VILE and he will give good bargains us can
be had in Charleston.
lie also does plongh-work n, short notice.
Horse. .shocing done with ncatness and dispatch
at 81 90 all round. His terms for new work
will be to suit purchasers With interest al
ways.
Bisl'ppville, S. c., Jan'y 18th, 1854 l2-6m
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Notice.
Look Up Street.

WEBB CLARK's HOTEL is still in op.
era'lon- (thanks to the kindness of go0d
'rlenhs)--ready 10 receive customers, and
entertain them. to their entire satisfaction.
Mr.. c. is resolved that his Hotel shall not
he cxcellrd by any hcnse in the country.
Everything the market can furnish shall
be spread upon HIS table, well cooked and
clcanly. The beds are all in good order.
and shall he kept so. Give him trial
and Mr.. Clark pledges satisfaction.
Jan. ii, 1854 IL If
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Veterinary Surgeon.

ROBERT ". ANDREWS no.ofey ~,
citizens OF this, and the adjoining Districts,
that he has removed his Stables near ,hc De.
pot OF the w. & NJ. Il. Road, where he IA ready
at all ti"es to take charge of diseased Ho-ses
for moderate charge in all casea where there
continues to take Passengers to End from The
Depot, end expects shortly TO receive a New
Omnibus for that purpose. Goods he will haul
at the old rate of 10 cents per package, and
soiIcits the patronage cf the public.
Feb. %, 1883 1T-tf
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Columbia Clothing
SA5AoGEpCoo1RGCyAS.
tullings, BostWick & Co.
COLI MBIA, S. G.
HH AVE constantly on hand the largest
- - stock of
AMNNMAMSe AMTSo

SSaID3o GS@5 S@o
in this place, which they arc prepared to
sell at prices lower than any her es,ab
lslImon, in Columbia.
Their Clothing is manufactured b.. them
selves with particular reference to this
market, and they feel warranted to say i,
is inferior tn none, and SUPERIOR TO
MOST CLOTHING. offered in anv part
Q! the country. Their business is con-
ductcd upon the one price cash principle,
and the price Of their goods marx cd in
PLAIN tlGur"s upon each article by which n
uniformity Of price is observed, and the
inexperienced buyer is enabled 10 make
h's purchases ut as low rate, as the more
experienced and het:er Judge. Persons
visiting Columbia are respectfully invited
TO an examination Of our stock and prices
February 18th, 1851. lG-ly.
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Lumber and Wood,

THE ,uhsoriher, superintendent of the
Steam Saw Mill nf Coshlan, Dixon d. Co, re
specially hi"rms the public, that they are pre-
pared to furnish Lumber OF any description q,
the shortest notice.
Having Good wagons und teams, they can de.
liver to purchasers when desired. They have
Il large quantity Of prime Oak and Ligliiwood
which they can deliver 10 customers on moder
ate terms.
TERMs.--A reasonable deduction in all cases
for cash or otherwise, notes will he taken wlier
orders are filled
Every r1-rton will be used TO give satisfac
tion 10 those VINO Ia. our us with orders.
COGLAN, DIXON, g. Co.
Sumtervillc, Jan. Is, 1854. II If
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TINDAL, WATSON g. co.

THE subscribers having established them
selves at the stand opposite A. ]. Moses Store,
respectfully soicits the attention of their friends
and the public TO their we'll selected stock
Their assortment; comprises all articles usually
Kept. (ertepting liquors. and will be constantly v
rorlcnishea, and disposed Of on as favorable
terms ns are offered any where.
Their stock CONSISTS in part aa follows:-
ladies' i,rrss Gomls and Trimmings,
Ladics' Collars, Chcmisettes, and Under.
sleeves.
l.atcs. Elcincs. and Tnsertngs,
Jnc"net and Swiss Muslns
Ladies' and rentlemen's l.. C Hdkf's.
large lot Of Hosiery and Gloves, CraYets
and Stncks Also.
a full SUNNY Of Prints and Dnmes'ics
GROCEltiE ES. Hardware. IIollnware,
Carpenters and Biacksmi,h's Tools,
Clscrn Pumps and Pipes, Carriace Trim.
mings,
Cforkcry and Glassware, Saddlery and
Harness,
Boots. Shoes, lIats. Caps, Ready made
Clothing &.". g. &c
TlNDHL, WATSON & co.
JAMES s. TINpAL.
SAMUEL WATSON.
II. w. GARDNER
February -, 1854 II II
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What's the next thing to tho oys.
ters, Zeb e. said an urchin to a roller
boy. "Why the shells, stupid" re-
torted 1eb.
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Mediocrity is often success, rs well
as happiness. Genius, like ambition,
may 'o'er leap itself, and fall ON the
other side.n
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C99Nur1e@D@ "a
AT TIE OLD STAND OF s. l. J. G1Lp

AT TIE OLD STAND OF s. d j. GILBERT
= re 2 s. G. f. M. GLIB ER1'
GS4}LfssTy- continue the CARRIAGE
y -DUSiNES.S at the above
s'and-No. 35 and 40 Wentworth. street,
Charleston where they will be pleased to
exhibit TO their old friends and customers
very extensive Stock Of Vehicles, com
prIsins those OF their own manufacture,
together with various other styles usually
'caHd IN this market. Their long acquaint-
ance with This market az manufacturers
and dealers will enable them 10 offer great
inducements to purchasers both in STYLES
and prices.
March Is, 1854 90 1v
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Negro Shoes.

The subscriber has made arrangements for
the manufacture Of from Four 10 Five thousand
pairs of the above article by iheFALL For
reference as TO equality, he would respectfully
refer persons who may be disposed 10 purcha re
OF nm, to those who ratrOnized him last year
AS TO price, he will guarantee them as low Us
can be olierded
May % Q j MORGAN.
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Improved Cotton Gins.

Thankful for past favours the subscriber wish
es to inform the public that no still manufac-
lures Cotton Gins Mt his establishment in State
burg, CO.: ;he most improved and approved plan
which he thinks that the cottun einned on ono
OF those gins Of the late improvement is worth
at least quarter OF a cent more than tho cot
ton gnned on the ordinary gin. lie also man
a!sr::c= :acn on the :..es: s:npi- cons:-o;iiSss,
of the finest finish and Of the hrst materials to
wit, Steel Saws and Steel Plated Ribs Case
hardened witch he will sell for SO per Saw
He also repairs dd siI,s and puts them in com
plee order at the shortest notice. All orders for
Gins will be promptly and punctually attended
to. WILLIAM ELLISON
Stateburg, Sumter Dist, 8. c. Feb IT, 26
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Important Notice,

FELLOW CITIZENS : IT is n painful task
10 dun. hni stern necessity and your negligence
and fnrgetfnlncss. demand that I should remind
all those indebted to IN, either by note or ac-
count, tn come to taw with the chink. hides or
corn nj ihe mill, on or before the frst Monday
in March next, to save yourselves OF displeas-
nre and to cheat Lawyers, Sheriff. and petty
Constables out Of cost, for
At tho loss Of penny
You'll grnmble. and eroan,
AS though The rheumatics
Were piercing each hone.
The ghost ofbad slilings
Forever you will haunt,
And you shake, least tomorrow
Shonld bring you To want.
E.Y Pay up. and save costs, and there will
yet be crust left yon.
VIM. FRANCIS BUTLER.
Jan. 25, 1854 l3 II.
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DYSPEPSIA!
CAN BE CUR,ETn,

DELoRME's BAUM DE VIE" or Balsom o,
l! Life is, after trial Of upwards Of twenty years
the public, especially to those afflicted viii ,hs
most distressing complaint, as sure and speedy
relief for their sufierings
Read the following certificates. Thay ,,s
from gentlemen Of high standing and res;d;ne
in your immediate vicinity. They arc but ono
or two OF the many in our possession all extoll
ing the healing virtues of this ito use tho words
usel most precious compound.
Certificate from the Reu. HartpeN Spain.
- SumTERvILLE,. s. G.. Jan. 18Th 1859.
MIR. CHAs DELoRME.
Dear Sir: Last Spring used two small bot.
Ties OF your Balsam of Life; and experienced
much benefit. took it two or three times dni-
ly, q teaspoonful at dose in wine glass Of
water.
1t acted on my liver, and impaired healthy
tone TO all my digestive organs, relieving mo Of
BILE dyspcptic svmtons
tSignedI II. SPAIN.
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The creditors Of the late DR.. JAMES HAYs
swoRTH, en,itlcd TO claim under his assignment
TO the above named Defendant, executed on
the 2sth day Of July A. D. lS42 are hereby no.
tilted that. by an order in the above sta,e,
cause, they are required to establish their de
mands before me, Commissioner in Equity for
Sumter Distric, aforesaid, on or before the
frs, day of May next
also give notice that I will until the
SAID first day of May next. receive proposals for
The Hale OF part of the renl estate conveyed by
.he said assignment lying partly if not wholly
in the corporate limits of Sumterville, bounded
hI'y lands Of DR.. J. c. HAYNswoRTH, w. L.
BRuNsoN, IT,. CoGuLAN, and Mrs. C. Bos-
sAKD. and by the new roud running from Sum-
tervillc to the steam mill of Il. J. CoGmLAN e.
Co., supposed to contain about one hundred and
sixty acres.
w. f. B. HAYNSWORTH,
- Com'r. in Equity s. D.
Dec. 81. 1853. n
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IMPORTERS or
French, British aIad German
DRY GOODS.
200 and 2ll King-sreet corner of Mar
ket Street,
CHARLESTON, s. C.
NARPETINGS.-Trgran, Phys, Brus.
" sells Tapestry and Vrlvcts.
CURTAIN MATERIALS, in Silk, Satin,
CURTAIN cAMBRlcs and MusL1Ns, in
EMBROIDERED LACE and MUSLIN
CURTAINS. all styles.
GILTCORNICES, in all the new designs
=, CURTAIN GlMPS, HOLDERS, LOOPS,
DRAPERY CORDS and BELL ROPES,
in ali varieties.
BRITISH and AMERICAN FLOOR OIL
CLOTHS.
SILVER and GILT STAIR RODS and
STAIR CARPETlNGS. of all STYLES.
WILTON, VELVET, and ADMINISTER
RCfiS. in great variety.
PLANTATION OLENS-B LAM
KE'FS. PLAINS. KERSEYS, CAPS, &c.
Red and White FLANNELS, SIlIRTINGS,
DC.
COTTON osNABURGs, of all the best
Southern makes.
English and American COTTON FLAN-
NELS.1
French. English, and American PRINTS.
LINENS OF. RICHARDSON'S superior
make, for Shcelinss, Shirtngs, Pillow Gases,
Table namasks, Dnylies. Napkins, Towelings
liuckaba' ks, Fruit Cloths, b. L. Diapers,
Grass C'o:hs, &c.
CLOTHS. ChSSIMERS and vESTINGS,
Of best French Goods.
SERVANTS CLOTHS, in all the shades of
English Goods.
SATlNErS. TWEEDS, JEANS and LIN
SEl 5, Of "ll qualities and styles
WITH FULL ASSORTMENT OF
Rich Dress Goods.
In SILKS. TISSUES, BAREGES, GREN
ADINES. MUSLINS. &c.
BOMB5TIM ES, hLPACAS and MOURN
ING GOODS. IN great variety.
EMBRUIDERS and LACE GOODS, ofey-
cry description.
EVENING DRESS Goods in Great variety,
constantly received.
All the above are Of our own
EnBBsH?CT gIBHoORTATgON
and offered II, the LOWEST MARKET Prices.
TERMS.-Cash, or City Acceptance.
u The one price system strictly ad.
hcred to, and all Goods Warranted.
BROWNING d. LEMAN.
Charleston, S. c.. Jan, 9th. 1854. II If
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Mr.. CHAS. DELORME:

Mr.. CHAS. DELORME:
DEAR SIR:-I take great pleasure in recon.
mending your "Baume dc Vie."I which have
often ufed, and aipdys with decided relief.
when suffering from attacks of Dyspepsia. Al
once stilnu liant, tonic and cathartic, am sat.
isied it will prove eminently servceable to all
who are afflicted with Dyspepsia Its general
public benefit.
To keep supply constantly on hand, which
would n OF exchange for all The Anti.dyspep-
tic nostrums from Maine to Texas.
Yours respectfully,
lSigncdl JOHN W. ERWIN.
For saio by,
MILLER &, BRirToa, -,
DR.. w. J. DARcAN, g. Co., ''u'ht' 'rV''ie'
I" NJ. A. Huggins, Darlington c. II.
DIR. J. E. Byrd, 'Hmmonsville,
And by Druggists generully.
BOATWR1GHT d. BARKULOO.
Wholesale Agents. Columbia, S. C.
November 9 2 If
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d,,ra .xeept f1se Level maysby country extend. 10
ho. ,s,;eatiop on the s.vsnA THE plain was rsvsrsd
Nv Capt Provost about twelve mile, to the wesvtr OF
Mr. Gihopes prolo,ed route entertaining a h'gh per
soma, r-pett for ths gentleman and his officers look
vii, inter- at for their sntnentc report The in lie
x.r oourre becomes broad estuary The f,rnsr error
in or guoe being corrected by Capt XII eft sob er atoms
the dL Of The Ihmus from ocean n oe,n, be'sms 50
or 50 mile The whole oun'r, oens. wooded, aud on
The Pacific tide in the low ground almost impossible
Itsb.weTed constantly among the mountains and when
tie Cysne sailed there signs Of the approaching rainy
reason Az an elevated eonoty this part OF the s,hmls
he,hy; thre fick ether on board the ships
or among The par;es on shore
Tb.re game, though not very abundant especay on
tie Paiio ,ide-de'r, taper, monkeys turkeys dacks
guans conto &c. aigstors in the rivers the so called
tiger Of The country supsns Of various kinds some n'n
in tie rivers csDsot dwell upon the natural history oil
The Ismus this communication has already grown 70
consdersbleleppth
With regard TO the missing parry there Is no proof
though some grounds for suspicion, OF rsahery on ths
Isr q th. Indians II not they have probably follower
down the CIuqur sqne uDdr The imfre.son OF arriving
,reeoy at toevater deceived in th they may have I'D
no ob resource but 10 push and the great engh OF
Their sbsnce makes almost conclusive that 10 this soil
tor region heir provisions exhausted and unable 70 pro
cure game or food they have persisted There possi
billy, however that some news m'y be had IRON ths
mouth Of he river and CAPT IIons vii do everything IN
Lis Iox.r 70 succor the survivors
Tie probable loss Of twenty two persons wdh fevera
Of ON had been connec,sd the innary OF voyage
ord brief companion life il melancholy subject Of
tlouelf NJ indignation az tie fraud pracsed by
The Cansl protectors if increased eDfd when remember
that besdes leading expeditions Of the three maritime pow
ts Oh fools Grand their representations and their
maps that nit cd party can hardly believe The ev
once OF ID, own senses in contradiction of all the Published
rsytrs.
II war supposed By Lieut. ST. rain that Mr. Gsb yrne woad
be in CnIihagena and join bis party with bis own, bu'
Meantime II British and French ships had been deGied
ind be ioine them at Jamaica
II ough this statement may have reached tedious length
have been obliged TO omit many things bearing upon the
subject The facts have a been submitted to Capt hoi
line and approved by him and thu off ere. MIR X + ao
comb, Civil Engineer, Who had direction of our second
parry and DR. Bird both OF whom returned 10 the George
Law, entirely concur With tnsse statements
Should you desire furthCT Information | shall be happy
TO communicate it / have the honor TO be
Your ob't sert THEO WlNThhOP.
No 81 William at, Nev -York, March H. 1884
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ITEMS FROM ENGLISH JOURNALS.

The reform bll was formally withdrawn from further
consideration until Ap,l q in tie House OF Commons On
tie d Lord John Russell stated put of on &C
count Of prsuIe OF public busne-e and tie OF the
ETeign relations
letter Of FEB IS report instruction il Arragon
ard lie troops Under The kejorcs simeut had
h.t Madrid ar ssisgoss ard another to fol
low. lhe lsuIreei.onsry Goven.n, ext nave ia Ar
rsgen.
IKE Russian expedition let Shanghai Dec a. for Japan
ard Commodore ferys ,quGdron expected to f,los
ttosty.
Ulcers Ky ard S. mas warehouses; in Manchester had
Teen Destroyed by fEe The Ices reached hall million of
dollars Covered BY insurance.
Letters fiom SLuIn4 Of he 6h report the weather mlder
ttd tie snow clearing Off On the 9Th the army was 10
viewed by outr Pssta when envoy from the Sultan pre-
s,nted HIM with magnificent sabre.
II tie House of Lords the Ear OF El'snboroueh in
moving fer the As -euiES strongly assisted that troops
should have ben to tie Baltic insead % to Turkey
He believed they would efectualy cripple Russia
thcre and be urged the alice 10 destroy two unnamed
Russian srsenss before the Russian feet could leave the
ice al CIorstedt
Tie DUDE Of Sewoasle replied tina, such open discus
siors sd the military plans He assured Lord Ellen
borough that Bnsl had plenty Of troops and ships ready
both for The Msdisusnesn and the Baltic If required
Tie Earl Of HardweAe sad !; notorious Ia se.uen
for tie British feet were scarce and would require in
nerse e5oton' to prepare force equA cope with the
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Gee, on the Baltic Of thirty sail of,he line which

Russian aest on the Baltic Of thirty sail ne' WHICH
!, p,rf,etly nsnrsd and disciplined.
The Earl Of winchesss recommended the esaoss"n''"'
Of an indep rdent Greek Empire at ConssAnanop'e.
The Earl Of Aberdeen states that the ir-h militia WI"
not b. called out this year, but the scotch viii
T. ,h Hou,e Of Commons Sir Charles Hood stsfed ina'
Tho ,eno,t Of the Russian force being within two day
mach ~ Cbivs Was q fiction.
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forced upou lin BY the war, VIII be h,led with graft.
;ude by lie rerfs hut scarcely by the landowners
must remark ttat the German papers do not mention
the ulsse give it upon the authority OF Tao Tunes
Az 10 the insurrection in Spain we have vague -e
port that though quelled in sarsgossa, it has sue
reeded in Euesca whittier tie insurgent troops de-
6ated AZ saracossa had fed Should this really be the
esse tie movement will soon spread all over the Pe-
Iipsuls much the annoyance OF England aud France
Rnt tLo,e Power. have altogether forgotten where
ttei, true interests lie and having ael themselves
with Austria to keep up the status qu0 Of Europe they
m soon he unable continue their deeteriOus work
The Revoutonists have not stirred only because they
rad the hope that England and France would go
sc,irt tic despotic powers Of tie NorthEast but as
lie Cabinet Of al tie talents and Napoleon Ill have
resolved 10 make the war territorial one, not war
Of principles, they may soon have to repent theft
Iord John Russell is expected to give up the Reform
Bill this night.
The news Of the rejection Of Mr.. S4niers's nomin-
alton has created painful sensation among the frenis
Of continental liberty, principally because it il taken
for an evidence Of tie humbugeng nature Of Marcy
ard tie Preidtnts fne speeches aud letters Masons
lyery and Ssnders's recall have greatly weakened the
prestige which IngTaham's conduct had established
APO.