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VALENTINES VALENTINES :.

VALENTINES VALENTINES ~
Just received new supply of superior VAL
ENTINE6 OF every description, from the sentimen
trusts a. OF the public are doing all in
power To farther the interests of those youtbi
and maidens who are suffering from an affection OF
the heart For all, of every age and of every rank
In life, We oher specific that has never failed Such
10 the wonderful power Of the Valentines sold by us
- philsuthropists and oonservators of the tender
passions, that none make love without sending one
% pioneer. All young persons, therefore, whose
hesrte nave been too susceptible of love; and old
bscheloIs contemplating the awful state of mstr:.
mony shonld take the opportunity which the I4th
AFFORDS them, of sending to the objects of thar
shoiee delicate proof Of their attachment Young
ladies'. especially,
who never told their love, but let conceslment.
checks" 'i u""iesA
Csn remedy this objection by calling and purchssiny
valentine nice article of which. yarv;ns in
price from cents to $40, can be obtained from -
JAS B. GiHB
I-n No IS. opposite st. CHARLES Hotel.
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l. the best and most efRcacious Liniment In cases
Of rheumatism, Neuralgia, Lumbaeo. ParalSsis,
Jspraius Bruises Burns, Scalds. kc, that hes ever
been offered to the public there IL not the sishte
doubt The encouraging demand establishes the
tact We therefore sd sise-yes, penuade, ell who
Persons who have used every remedy they could
hear of for Rheumatism aud diseases Of like nature
without obtaining relief have at Kathleen cured BY
pOL.ARD's RHEUMATIC or NERVE and BONE
IMMINENT
Fer vale by PURCELL. LADO q CO, Bennett &
Beers, Adie & Gray. Duvsl 4 Norton, w. p Ladd
the city .t - 49, COOS ia so
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samsss-Co-PART1GDRsaRs, Go.
TO-PARTNERSRTP.-Ths undersigned
.s1.l as x: a ~: sf1 ' T. Il co h
transactions Of the GROCERY and COMMISSION
BUSINESS. end solicit eontinnsnee o. the bnsness
heretofore extended 10 their Senior Partner.
Eosr ' = 'wSf1LIlAMs,
RICHMOND. January let, 1856 JAZZ
CO-PARTNERS4IP NOTICE.-Hav-
brother, no. sMfTHER, the DRY GOODS
Business b. re ofore nduc.ed By me, will be con.
/ BsoTHER .. the old stand formerly occupied
by Mr.. James A. Smell. JOHN L. SMlTHER
Richmond 18th Jan 1855. el -2x
NOTICE.-Having disposed of the ba-
lsae. Of our sos6 We shah from this Ssts ds
remove our office to our new warehouse, opposite
the Exchange Bank, where our customera are
quested to call ard close their accounts. Our firm
wi" remain unclaimed ZEN sri RsISE KENT
FEBRUARY 1st, 1855.
CO-PARTNERsHIP-The subscribers
~ haved formed co partnership under the firm Of
F PORT AND Wio sfd Sal s'n Dry GOODS
PAINE L KENT. They have taken the new and
splendid warehouse, Nos. l63 and l65 Main street
oppo.ite the Exchange Ba K, where they viii, 10
FRESH iSs 81 I s r GOODS
HORACE L. KENT.
WILLIAM q PAINE,
. ROBERT A. PAINE,
WILLIAM A. THOMAS.
February lst, 1855.
nISSOLUTION OF CO-PARTNER-
II SHIP.-The co-partnership Of |. Il Wake
& CO. was dissolved on the LIST inst By mutual con-
sent The of the firm will be used only In set.
Element of its business All persons indebted re-
spectfuy requested to make payment as speedily as
possible. - l. H. Wake,
JAS II. cox. 2
Richmond, January 4, 1855.
COMPREHENSIVE
THE undersigned have this day entered
Il into copartnership, under the name aud style OF
Wake Il CO.. for the purpose of conducting q
general GROCERY end COMMISSION Business,
ard have taken the store recently occupied by l.
Wake Co., No Is Main ct. They respectfully
solicit patronage Of their friends and the public
generally. l. H. WALkE,
Richmond Jan. a. 1855. ja4-lm
NO-PARTNERSHIP NOTICE.--The
~ Subscribers have associated mselves tog ether
under the style of DICKINSON. HILL L co, for
| the purpose of conducting the AUCTION and COM
Their Office will be On the corner of Wall and
Franklin sta. b. III. DICKINSON,
N. B. HILL,
de 20-d&w3m C. B. HILL.
NOTICE.-Mr. ALEXANDER STER-
~ LING will have int rest in our business from
this date. CRENSHAW l. CO.
Richmond Jan 1st. 1854 jas
L
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I 4C DAILY DISPATCH.
IoND1Y xORNIN0. FEBRUARY 1885.

A NV AsxsrHErrc AosSr.-in the Medicsl
College Of Georgia, few days since, surgical
one. ssion was performed by the use Of an agent
v hich has been but issis used. The operation wsf
that OF ex,iIpsting large mmor on tne oscF'
weighing abou, ten pounds. The Professor, be-
tore operating. surrounded the base OF the sumor
with the freezing mixture for about four or five
minutes, which 90 obtunded the sensibilssy OF the
parts that the operation was performed with COM
psratively little pain.
The Rev. Mr. Goodwin, who has just been elect
ell from the 9Th Senatorial district In New York,
s,he first clergyman who has ever held seat In
the Legislature. Under the old constitution they
were di.eas,ed IRON holding any civil or military
e;n,e This remained In force until lS46, whenth
present constitution was adopted.
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EANCY CRATE AND FENDER MA
u NUFACT0RY. e and 9th ats, Richmond, w.
cling all the various kinds used in the South East
West and North receive monthly all the various
patented patterns used In the Eastern and Norhern
cities, and am prepared to manufacture Crates and
Tenders at Northern prices. ~ -
Buiders and Merchants, and others in want of
Crates and Tenders viii find 1t TO their advantage to
give me call before purehaains elsewhere.
All work manufactured and cold by me IL war
nnted. SAM,L D. DENOON
FOR HIRE Il have for hire likely Gill. II years
OF age, used to waiting in the house. Terms mode
rate. ja22-Sm
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CITY OF RICHMOND, to wit:
l. r: 3 Cringan, Notary Public for the city
that John F. TANNER, whose name Is signed to the
writing hereto annexed, bearing date the 9th of Jan
uary. 1875. has acknowledged the same before in
my city aforesaid.
Given under my hand, this 9th January. 1855.
ia 29-law8w r. B. CRIN9AN Mp
" Whie, Enquirer Post and Examiner please
a above and nd lis 70 A, TAX
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BROAD ROCK RACES

a&& Will commence the
<GAA&X~ FOURTH TUESDAY IN
l4S APRIL, 1885, and continue
eas=Ez@r.ss.-aSA~>~~ five dsvs.
LIST day, TUESDAY.-A sweepstake for year old
colts and fllys. $500 entrance-Sl00 forfeit-miie
heats To name aod close the LIST day of February.
ID day, WEDNEsDAY.-Proprie purse $500;
two mile heats
Sd day, THURSDAY A Sweepstake for year old
colts and fllys $500 entrsrce-S750 forfeit. Three
mile heats. Name and close the LIST day February,
1855.
4th day, FRIDAY Jockey Club Purse, $500. three
mile heats.
9th day, SATURDAY.--A Sweepstake for year
old colts and lys. 500 entrance-S50 forfeit Mile
heats. To name and close the LIST day of February.
Second Race. same day.-Proprietors PuTse 500;
mile heats. CALVIN GREEN,
no 19-2awtlstF Proprietor.
w-Richmon nd Enquirer and N. Y. Spirit of the
Tunes copy twice a week till lst Februarv.
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MHDrCINH9.

NRS q. B. NORRIS CELEBRATED
WI CEDAR TAR, for sale BY Messp. DOVE z
TO- Main street he. more testimony than iry s.nss
sronehitis Dvsrepsia, Asthma, Plies and Liver .nd
Kidney Affections, and oil diseases arinns fFom J"
,urs blood.
r. See pamphlets for fall testimony.
kriee o1 per bottles OF for o6. eRMM
HONOR TO WHOM HONOR Is DUE
III II affords me much pleasure to say to the suf.
ferins public, that MRS. DAVIS ELIXIR Y the only
effsetuat remedy have used Tor Coughs, Coids
NC have used It mysslE and believe 1t 20 be worth
more than al othersip use. Try II. and ! VIII en-
,ure your satisfaction.. II. r. DAf.
HsSRIco Counry, Dec. 1, 1854. ~a
For sale nv Mrs A. B. DAVIS, Bennett 4 Beers
Alex. Duvai, Paterson l. Jackson, Chsa Millspaueh
g. Picot A. Bodeker and Charles D. Yale.
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A CARD "a. D. WOOTTON would So
IA tcit employment in WRITING of any kind in
Iffces-Wriing up; Balancing and Proving Boob 8;
Drafting Accounts and Making out Commission Sales
or Selling Goods.
Best of references given Apply at tbs Powhstau
House. or address him through the Post Office.
During the last twelve months more than two
principally, viz: Keeping Books for Barksdae Sto.
vail & Co selling for A. Gwatkin while; writing
for and assisting in winding mp the former concern
Of Butter Tnsley, and keeping the Books Of the
late concern of James T. Butter Co.; also, Copy.
ing some for Lawyer fe I-6ts
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A VAL U A B e JAMES RIVER
"A FARM FOR SALE, IN HENRICO COUNTY.
wish to sell privately my Farm, called LILLY VAL.
Osborne Turnpike, adjoining the lands of Barretia
Cox, the farm called Wilton, &c. Said land lies re-
markably well for farming purposes and is now in
high state OF cultivation containing S34 acres. The
Dwelling House is new, containing four rooms -
There are good Barns. Stables, and all necessary
out-houses There excellent water near the house.
and an abundance of springs.
To those who wish to purchase, l would say, that
rarely such chance presents itself The location is
fertile. -'
The subscriber will take pleasure in showing the
land TO any persons wishing to purchase.
1a2S-u B. o. AKIN. Henrico County
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1A0 DOLLARS REWARD-For the
lOV apprehension of our negro man, OTWAY,
who absconded from our Mills on Saturday last. He
is about forty years of age stout and about feet
inches high his complexion not very black; his in
teliigence more than common.
If unprecedented at distance, the reward will be
paid, and If in Or about the city, half that
fe S-t5 HAXALL 4 co.
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ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS RE
~ WARD.-Ranaway from the subscriber on the
| 10th inst, Negro Man named CHARLES; he 10
about q years of age, feet inches high, gin.
ger-bresd color; he raised in Hampton by Mr.
Smelt; he has mother now living at Old Point, to
which place believe he has gone. | will give the
above rewsrd to any person who will deliver him to
BENJAMIN DAVIS,
jy20 No. 5 Wall street, under City Hotel.
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TOBACCO AGENCY.

FOR SALE.-Fifteen Lots Of Land, va
\ rying in size, and fronting on Leigh ard Howard
sts, are now In msrtet three of which have besun-
building Lots, and are shout bali mile beyond me
Western part Of the city. These Lots VIII 30 so,d
the whole or In part, ~ may suit putenssen piss
Der. 80 JAMEc y. ELLEIL
de S 0eneul Agent and Comm Merchant.
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EAsTWo0U SDHOOL.-There are
- several Vacancies ia this school, which may be
obtained by application to ~
ia 29-2aw3w PIKE POWERS, Stanton.
STARCH.-1h he subscriber begs leave to
~ notify the merchants of Richmond that he has
been appointed Agent for the sale of A. Fraser l.
Co.'s superior EARL STARCH, warranted equal to
any manufactured. Itis sui able for both Laun-
may be found in each box. Orders promptly attend.
ed to. JOHN Fl. HASKELL,
ia 2S-enHlrnt 81 Snnth nj st Raltimora.
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DOR SALE PRIYATELY.--I have on

y hand. ct my Auction Rooms seInsr o. a q ere
18th strests iayrs aad select asscyne nt OF hoese
hold FURNiTURE, sopsisting Of chaiIs, Tables,
Hs1stssds, Sofas, Wsrdrobes BaFeeax. md treat
oyder which An 40 xious 10 close out previous 70
roins Mouth; and viii sell low FOR cash,
The public are iavissd y call and s,9mIss r.ou~
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AIigF'or 1oTs AND YA1TsoF LoT1 q :
IN THE CITY OF RICHMOND,

IDrrRNED DELINQUENT OF CITY TAXES
for shs
in
hsreonn additional
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OFFICE RICHMOND FIRE AsSOTN,l
NOVEMBER LIST, 1854
A T q meeting of the Board of Directors,
"A held this date, Mr. JAMES CRANE Wa
unanimously elected President of the Richmond Fire
Association, vice James Boeher, decd.
By order Of the Board of Directors
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DTJMPS! PUMP6!!-Just received ct
il nav tore ON 18th It.. betwsen Main and CARY, .
large sappiy q Cstsrs Wsl o..ssu E9sin 81 and
.rinus nstter1s with brsss and iron cyndera which
f~iII al 81 the most accommodating terms. Per-
sons needing sash srtis,es cn9ysa elys me 9 CAL
FRENCH @ HIN A DECORATED
VIZ tsi ~ WV. BUTLER, ri Main i, 2.
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TNHE PARTNERSHIP of ANDERSON,
IL MORRISS CO., was dissolved on the 1st u-
slant by linitat AlipersoIs having claims ainst
the Codcern, are requested 20 present them to the
Senior Partner for settlement; and all persons in
debted the Concern will please make prompt pay
ment JOSEPH R. ANDERSON,
CHAS Y MOHRISS
January s, 1855. ROBERT 5. ARCHER.
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nTsSOLUTION OF CO-PARTNER-
IL SHIP-The co-part1ership of 1. ii Wake
L CO was dissolved on the LIST inst By mutual con-
sent The name of the firm will be used only in set
Element of its business All persons indebted re-
specially requested to make payment AZ
possible. l. r. WALkE,
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pRICES OF WOOD REDUCED
Il Having ON hand large supply Of WOOD. I
will hereafter sell Oak 1t $3.50 and Pine at o. ner
cord. H4 ~
The collection of bills for wood consumes 30 much
more time than find that can devote to It. that
! am constrained to sell in future only for cash
orders LEFT Ct the store OF L. P. Ellis Co. or at
in l5-1mt = 800 - II a nHytS
N Office ALI persons having cIaims
- against the Estate Of HENLEY D. CLoProN. az.
ceeseo. win present them to me; and ali indebted 10
ssn ea.a.e, VIII settle Immediately, - longer indul
+ e. A. J. CLOPTON,
aos-o " Admir- or Henley D. Ciopton, decd.
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For re mqlirer aad Chronicle.
An Article for the Times.
rsr setfs st pr oitsas seirs.-BAcoS

srs sctfs esf pr etasns Sc~s.-BAcoE.
fcoael4fsf fooa laai Wssk.)
new como to notfee tbe second propo-
sition, That oontnnrpiibIc ambition has
bocog5c to be by FAR TOO much the ruling
principle OF political and religious action.
,rliis sound, Ike sweeping assertion,-
boldly made, and, perhaps, to some entire7
IL too nluc!. 50. BE it remembered, how
ever. tlat there Is room for such an asser-
tot. and such it sill be my object to show
in continuing this psper.
This is N important subiser, and well
worthy tue attention Of every sesions mind.
The prosperity Of tho nation is involved,
and every patriotic heart must beat vi Ii
anxiety at tas m.nt;on os such trath. Ia
order thatI may not be misunderstood it
would seem necessary to give brief sketch
Of that kin Of character implied in tlis
proposition, and this cannot well be done
without 6rss giving an IDEA Of what is
lnaapt BY proper earnes tness of action
both ina civil as well as in religions
sense. GovepMaat is necessary in order
to the we'll being of society; and couse-
quently there must be class of men to ex-
ercise taat authority. It must be remem-
bered, however, that it is not the men thai
are to be regarded in a strict sense, but the
office which they fill; consequently good
government is the proper exercise of the
functions of these several Offices, and does
not depend on the private notions of those
who fill the office. twill easily be per-
eeiveti, then, that those who eli civil Off
ees are highly honored, but at at the same
time they become the servants of the peo-
Pie, OF, in other words, they are only true
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oUAKERS.

/ tTaere j. ssoneslsiag in the very aspect Of.
4 4l'riena" suggestive, Of peace and good.
Fill. Verify, ifh were not ;or the bread
9simine3 b1saai toe strught Goa, which t6e
worlds peafls easl ssshaa,' woald be a
Qcalieil bas fsrsihs lie of me I cannot re-
Sist the oifset OF the grotesque aud the odd.
| mast Smile ogtenest at myself. could
qot keep withid drab rarnen,s ana ths
Ronnds &c prepriety. Iacongraity wohld
rcad rs ont of meeting: T. be reipad il
under plain hat would BE ihpo3sib!s.
, B3S;das, I doubt whether any one aecas-
ona1 70 ;La worlds pleasures couli b9
Quaker Who, once familiar with Shakes
...sre aasi tae opera, could rasist . fssofita
il on a hand organ, Or psss u9i;st4 BEG
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A negro FrsacherKas holdmgfbrtlfto his
Congregation upon the subject d ebeyingl
the command OF God. Says he.tsBrcdren,
whateber Sod tells me toado 10 dis book,
(ioIding up the Bible, dat I'm gwile to do.
Ii see in dat ! must jump troo stan Sall,
Im ewinc to janp at it. Going treoit
longs 10 God, !auapin Vt it longs to nlo. Z
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/ mere i0r SstJtsaneSs that source Of evil
For more full understanding of the sub
i jeet, it would be necessary to determine
| what is tue nature and extent of these func-
! tons. and this could not be done witloutat
| the same time clear idea of government
itself. his not our purpose at present to
enter into an investigation of this kind, but
will take for granted that this is already
understood.
Seifshuess, then, it has been shown,
must be.left out Of tie sphere of usefulness
in the case Of civil Offices. The question
arises, Is snch the case! Who are cur Of
fee seekers9 Examine their motives, and
see how far they are Influenced by an ear-
nesfness for public good; and after 50 do
ing, what Conclusion can prudent man
come to2 What is tie nature of the means
made use of ia order 10 the accomplishment
Of certain proposed endsf Shame, shame
to our illastrions country that hersons are
beco'uing more anxious about berr7ct treqs-
1 s..
'ras than her prosperity and peace. Pc
litical parties have become rotten 10 their
centre, aud instead Of being an advantage
10 our natinn4l prosperity, they have be-
cone 4 vell-cusLi9ned saddle on vlirll
/ demagogues ride into cfiee and have little
or no concefa about .tLe. Anlhlie COOL. Here
then is room forl,!.g a,peitious. lot him
only have a large Circle of friends be in
good standing in his party have a~smooth
tongue and liber-l hand then be can
accomplish his. cnd no matter whether he is
! well-qualife,I ornot, let'hintenjoy the spoils
I as well as any other Can any ambition be
anore contemplate; or more worthy the
Seeere ccnsurc Of every honest Ancrican
aeart But some, perhaps, wiA declare
that sutifis not tire ease. LET tEioso persons
aeqnaiRt themselves with tina proceedings at
Washing ton during the last year and those
| IN this glorious keystone State with the
proceedings at IIarrisbarg, and they must
! be convinced that Selfisllaesssis by far too
'''''''i = '.e "sSs''os.i' = = tiot '1 sslFe.
- - = $50 - !. ''e' -
~ "-'o u'i = s't' ''-'t 'i'e o'''.e''i a'''o'
pierre is clear ana bright ifiie does, it can
easily be proven that there are principles
- - - - ''-' ~. to'i''s'''
world, ifleft to work out their legitimate
- 80 0'l ~ ioOl, ~
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O'5 pV'''' O'' '"ss' are .ia'se gurus ,'uu
,.'.1 '.'.' -, W. '9'' 'i' 4ssa -
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81, - ,in,nlr n,I;t;.al1antiras Tho Who'll
4.s ou
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= e's4 :. '"e ''s
- +'''Di''o" - s'0', Nv
- so'4S :? ~ 80. fg''-'' e'i'' 50 :
700 l''''' 's+'Usu' aud 'uss''e '0' 0''e" -,
- si's'Ae = ''a' aliSapf pf'li to'i'ii -. = "
'ha. so'eiNNle"'' u Jaw - p'osss@' ) ~ tn0
wei, pe.'ie y So''e'9 aH"' 'A0sSp' $50
! sie'N'ne 'Ne'7 esn ~ no so'is'9 T',a'"'
ia" pa' ig'loran'e eo.noi'eu VII" Se'1is',-
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THE iNBRlCiA PARTY.
BY "NED RuN,mnfE.o


1.-THE spirit Of our reyered Washington
were permitted to assume mortal embod-
meat aud once more allowed to return TO
his native soil, how clouded would be his
noble brow, how shadowed LIS piercing eye.
how sad his deep toned yoice-how heavy
bis boson's sigh, when he would say: is il
possible that not yet eighty years hare passed
since my people declared themselves free
and independents three score years
and ten have rosled along upon tbs path
way Of time, since they we're universally re-
eognized and acknowledged By friend aud
foe, 10 be nation amongst nations, free
ana self sorernod, and now, ~ eFooE, fer
| setful that ! warned them to beware Of the
baneful curse Of foreign ndqenee, they are
forced 70 distinguisha party under their
own soil, as the AMERICAN PARITY :
Iias tbe seed Of Benedict Arnold sprung up
and multipliedin the lane' Has the ceun-
try again been invaded by rqfi4uly Hes
SLAMS!
No-reverea spirit No-Fltber Of thy
country We baye not been invaded bg
an armed force Of hireliug soi'liegs, but the
I serpenfs. Of pi.poi thy bosom friend, the gen
erous Lafayette, warned us hlve erept in
amongst us,-tley are ba.roaias deep b.
neafh h the roots cF the SCARED tr..a of ! ;I,ar-
ty, they are nesting IL t.e totpbs O our
fathers, they have been warmed into lie by
the side q our ho>pi,abie h-Grcs, they
are pouring heif renomoas breathing into
the breasts Of children, 'hey are prepdr1g 2
TO bury t'e'r poisonous deata-laaIiog -fsaes
into the very heart of ailfhat is dear ana
precious to tie patriot, the christian, the
son Of freedom.
An Amerleaa party hqs been formed
Has it been forifei simply to oppose The de-
seenoenis Of those who stfllTe to preeeilfns
from gaining our llbar;ies--Who butclcrea
/ our fathers, ~ho abused cur woinea ana
chi'drep, wfo burned our houses and seir
deted our battle-felds WITH tas hloe} Of
our heroes and sr''ifv''ezg rr7iai sra''ness
WITH thelr bores--sinipiy 'o prevent tteir
coming here and reaplng the benefits e6 or
victories Ne, net tna' iiss i tieen FERN
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