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COMMERCIAL.


IIhCINNATI, Juut To-
IRON-No change whatever in the general iea-
lures Of the market. Ohio river bot blast sells on
arrival at S34. aud from yards at $35, with no diss
position manifested by the furnace proprietors to
press large lots on the market, the disposition be-
ing 10 meet the current wants OF the trade and in
this way there is good and a steady demand. Bars
are steady at 9sc for common.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.



your hair turning grey2 Do ycu wish to cultiva'e good
whskers and moustachesf Your hair to be sO ssy and
gossyg Your head be cool comfortable and free Of dand
ruff Mothers are your children have luxuriant heads
ofhairg Then BoGLEs HYPERION FLuIp, which Meier
fails in its unerring effects Prices rs cts. so cts IS cts and
Il 80 per Boge's Balm Of cytheIia stands unri
vailed eradcsng I'D pimples, and Identifying the
complexion Price so cts Inventor and proprietor, W.
Boyle Boston, and sold by Druggists everywhere.
myS1 ~.
The Art of Dyeing Human Hair.
1t is but imperfecy understood even by those who make
the gIeates preten.ions ef the popular Hair
Dyes Of the day may, for the time color the hair but
to be succeeded by furnished green other uusghty sp
pearance Boges Electric Dye is void Of these noxious
properties 1t instantly dyes the hair beautiful natural
black or brown which neither water sunshine
nish in the least and to make douby sure
his agents are authorized to refuud the money the most
perfect satisfaction given Prices 80 cts 81 90 aud
Al 50 per case INVENTOR w. BOYLE, Boston, and Sold by
Druggists everywhere. my Billy
Another Remarkable Cure of ScrOfuIa.
SPARTA, Caroline CO., Va,
March, 1854.
Nessr8. Bennett Dc Beers Richmond
Gentlemen-Yours CARrER's SPANISH MIXTURE has per-
formed remarkable in the person of servant man,
afflicted with scroula the very worst form. So bad had
he become that his eyes were entirely closed and had been
for than yeari As last resort, as everything
else had failed it was resolved try the Mixture. We adj
mnistered it according directions and wonderful to say,
perfect cure has BEEN effected satisfied that no
medicine equals Carriers Spanish Mixture" purifier Of
the blood 1t creating quite excitement here and sells
very rapidly Send another lot by Railroad.
Yours truly, r. s. BRoADDUS.
WILLIAM L. M0RSELL,
DEALER I'm
Dry and Sparkling Catawba,
NO. S5 EAST THIRD STREET,
jy16-1y CINCLNNA7 III, OHIO.
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C5S- Such elegant garments for gentlemen and
bows as can be obtained J. Davis on the Square,
are rarely seen elsewhere, at such cheap rates.
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AFFRAY.-A difficulty occurred on Market street
in tae vicinity Of Union Hall on Saturday last. 1t
originated, We learn in a dispute about business
transaction, which led to high words, blows and a
resort to pistols. One of the parties received a
rather severe wound in the hand. The affair is
TO undergo an examination this morning before
Recorder Raworth.
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YES
Patent WaSh-TUb.

WIS above machine patented October 16th 1855 In It's
utility, simplicity, and rapid and thorough execution
surpases every thing Of the kind heretofore introduced His
Tub mounted on STOOL and provided with rollers and
brushes by the action Of which strong and rapid
water is induced pass through the clothes removing every
particle Of dirt without the slightest injury Of the Clothes
however fine the texture. BY peculiar and ingenious ar
rangement the dirt removed from the clothes provided VITA
place Of deposit and thereby prevented from being ground
back again into the clothes the in machines
SNer seven shirts their equal in bulk thoroughly
washed with this machine In from eight 10 ten minutes These
Tubs sold at Eight Dollars EACH which taken n tOnnec
ton with its perfect performance, renders il the
Cheapest and Best Washing Machine now Known.
Printed directions accompany each machine.
County Rights in u Tennessee for sale upon such
terms viii % the purchaser large profit upon tho
investment To of energy opportunity for making
money easily and rapidly, viii be offered
Agents wanted in an parts Of the State
Address JAMES C. BALDWIN & CO.,
mayl-WSm 81 College street, NASHVILLE, Ten
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e$- Those "whOm il may concern" viii do well
TO peruse the "blank verse" to which our worthy
Recorder calls attention in his notice in this morn
ings Patriot
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STOCKToN'S
Patent Straw Cutter.

TIVE multiplicity Of Straw Cutters already before the pub
hc large proportion Of which having Jailed successfully
20 stand the test Of thorough trial. having fallen far short
OF the representations o. the venders well expecta
tons OF the purchasers general dstrust been created
in the public mind for all machines Of description Hence
Il becomes consideration q the Importance before
the general Introduction Of machine concern g which there
is much Doubt and connected with which there have been
many failures, that should hst have been subjected 10
the most thorough and critical test and is rla TO merit
clearly established beyond doubt This machine has nov
been in existence upwards Of twelve mouths during which
time has been submitted the tests and has u
drrgone notifications and alterations with view ofhrnrng
u perfection possible IL complete and pre-
sented to the public in the hui confidence
wants Of the farming community and sustain high repu-
ation has already obtained and the opinions formed of1t
by all who have used t.
We claim for it.
1st Great strength and durability
"a. An entire freedom from complication being so simple
% be easily operated BY boy twelve nsen years Of
age, without N slightest fear Of arrangement
81 Superiority and excellence Of execution cutting With
great ease, rApidty and exactness.
4h Great economy in price, being offered at he rate
Of light Dollars. ~
Other advantages might be mentioned bat would occupy
too much space
possesses pecuarity however 20 remarkable and
important, that cannot orbcar making mention 81 We
aude 10 its SPRING. designed 10 keen he u
always IN It's proper place and secure uniformity d exc
ton, at the time yielding any hard and foreixH sub
stance the appearance q which in machinery would be
liable 70 produce serious injury.
County Rights IN Middle Tennessee for sale upon
extremely advantageous They can Be made By any
worker in wood Men a energy wanted act a. Agents
Address JAMES Z. BALDWIN, co,
mayl-SSn NASHVILLE, Tennessee
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~ The Corn Crusher' question is again before
the people. Mr. Anderson card may be found in
another column. The reply Of hr. Baldwin, and
his acceptance Of the challenge may also be seen
BY referring to another place.
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HARPEB FOR JuLY.-We are indebted to W. 7.
Berry & Co, for copy Of Hsrper's Magazine for
July. II Is good number.
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HARPER FOR JULY.-we 6nd that TOOn, Nelson
Co., have already received this e1eellecs monthly
for July.
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Land for ale.

I OFFER for sale (700) SEVEN HUNDRED ACRES %
OF LAND lying the Columbia Central Turnpike -
Roa1 seven miles from Columbia and four from Mt Pleas
ant, being part Of the tract ch reside.
This Land is equal if superior in Maury county
is well waered Che celebrated Devers Spring being
the part offered for sae) well mbered and well improved
There are on the premises beautiful building sites
fronting the Turnpike and the contemplated Rail Road 1t
will be divided 10 suit purchasers or sold in body
For further information ply to me at Ashwood p Office
Maury county, Tennessee.
Sug11-u LUCIUS J. POLK.
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mOPS ana SCRUBBING BRUSHES.
lust Received, Long Hand scrubbing Brushes, Hall
- Brooms, busting Brushes Mops, Tea Cup Mops, real
Ciofhe Baskets, Clothes Hampes.
ray2s MACKENZIE 4 wILSoN.
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r- The Patriot the Of the "TSzss Whfg'
Mesrs sNrrH MOReAK Co. having purchased the print
nq materials subscription list, &c., Of the latter.
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Monday Morning, June %, 1856.

Tn GLENN Local and oo"meresaI Editor
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GRKNDsT0NES,

A FINgAeSORTMENr-~of tAe risAf grif Alsn, Grad
"a ssone hcsrs-uish aBd uishaet Fsnsss- very SIRE
TtoE srtsis. J.w. HORTON Co, u Hkskss Is.
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I'M AAVERV STNBAE.
TO THE STOCKHOLDERS IN THE EDGEFIELD
AND KENTUCKY RAILROAD COMPANY

meeting Of the Board Of Directors Of said company
y this day held Il ordered that further instament
Of per upon the original stock he paid into the
Treasury, before the 1std day UfJuly
BY order Of the Board, W. D. A. RAMSEY,
mayS-td Secretary and Treas
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mo y. EAkIA, hEmellY q Ssshsis kss resusrsf lhs
Al TT1ee e. he to ne several Las aad EnifF 11rs. IL
HEtfoao. Cefrs7 AZ faaszIEa oounsisl
c1Ifelfaas stl ref-lEe nroauf stfeae1en.
81 fe.i c1cs aad sssarssa 81 wsrssaes Depot 3D.
Esd s1sEfT. spi4-sf
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/. C. NICHOLSON g. co.
no 20 PUBLIC SQUARE,
Wish to give police 10 the Public generally
that their


Staple and Fancy Dry Goods
q nov Complete, which, FOR beauty, chsapnsss,
and Durability, cannot be surpassed
IN THIS CITY.
nTR - Dress Goods cons s 81 sks Bnrezes ana
" Tissues plain add hEured Mdsins Jaeonsts and Gax.
hams Of ever kind sad qtaity laoes kbroidsres a
every descFiPasu aante4 hhbens, RArsh0ls. Umhrsas
and faas. cut an customers.
In Whts toots. stock is very eespste. Our stock
q Linen deeds e Ia nae order. Danaika shssnxs Tss-
ss. Dessert Nspkius Irish Liaen. kc
window Curtains OF all Kinds.
Ct1ihss Cassmerus, Linen aud cotfoa 6oes ard
begk benrslrs, Shsetnss, DEhnss, ficzinEs aad
Faois zoois We haze Ne stocs 81 Mesirry ar sen,
vossa and caierrn 10 uoFd every thiRg ass4ly frpf
N Dry Eeces housr al q Nhch gili sci Oar
netio 3 sas proats and qaisk szes Feepse In rr1ns
Eth nssd hsFV f-sFs0f eynE I'd goes spsa-
90 uish enure ataCk iaslfai h4ssz hal any
ed QIlRE goods Hhrn ID. stoeE parek4srd.
Ne great plczsare 6hsaing Esads a. sho
may ieser " with eAiL
apls O. sIcHofsoS co.
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HORSE POWERS AND THREsHEKS,

N6T have in store 80 Pennsylvania Horse Powers
w and hreshers which be used either with four OF
horses These have stood the twenty
five years the Ian grain wing regions in the Unei
They have recently been much improved in their
gearing and general construction, making them lighter in
drauglt than any other machine use. We have
Of these Put up in complete working
order and invite all interested to call examine IT,
ap2S-wAw MACY a HAMILTON.
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EAsz o. SAsHvILls.

MAJ 3QIh, l83k
GIsFT o. sine cecss fsrul y sas . asi pnrrhsssrs
- 81 rsaltaAes 81 paris q Earapa Thass wshnr .
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More Things al RumaeY,a.

(VAaf 4 ~ ~ A.ics befbrs1
II oRsE R.sa 10 piass AMI AA rsay or ne tsbls.
ii Corn Beef. sfess Pors.
Maeksrs m all kinds of paskssss 100 ssealys % ssy
mneA about
Toaat0 Caisaps,
tell q thsr merits,
frzsa fsaekes. h aHa to qnaft cans.
Preserves of EaTtcas kins have fonr
sne1zh, sd ueaid b. slaas n ksE
esat4ssed Mass, warranted sweet,
The ~enb.n
S.s.A Essr. ssaAl . shs Lshasoa and afy ssas p-s
rate
Besides tAsussad essr fhiags od 10 esi SAich an
selling oE nr ss.h, ana esiser any raFs &c esq
Hess - hanassy kzFress h.a- * AeAt.
E'Lxs-of Al klnHs. h sossisa - shs Salsa VIA
lrasF14tons tlr usnE szsFieat aEtce = nett44e
tes vaus q Fsai estate Per So ~ .. - ktAset,
pCcxEfs ksaana fuss Bilekins ssrab srzsAs.. Hses-
~ iax nrasksa MarEst a4zEet osbss Pa talier I'D
dlsa. koloae Pas. Ae-, ee Ar AuANHxH
rFtHR uarfnsrkp hsre1rs ezseaa hssEeen Ne usteF-
sens4 ssa ~ das isloiyed - salH4l esassnE 3aA
l. Bayd. If, I'll e10aRe ~ fas9eaa ~ ~ "a atat
VIII. r. HoYn a.
ianss RosT tfiss
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AT orders promptly attended to- and all work warranted
OF the best de1cription maih2I-p6m
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To uhau al orders muEt Be addressed
faF b. Druggists and ceantry Merchants ia al part
u he Unlea Slsits and ths canadAs. and ~
apis W. y GRAY. NASHVILLE
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-04

THE THlEODAuN M1NERvA.--White, the accom-
pshcd and able editor Of this excellent Journal is we
fear becoming too proud Of the munificcnt patron
age and public consideration bestowed upon it. That
he has for it, we are free to admit and
that the designs well is equally true Bat, just hear
the fellow talk in his last Saturdays issue
Onr paper, without doubt, hasa larger circulation
and better reputation than any paper in the State
out of New Orleans and IS therefore, the best posi-
Die medium for advertising ill., 1t is read by all class
es Of the commInitymorr especially by the ladies'
who, generally speaking, most excellent ndges Of
everything that is good useful or ornamental We
are blessed with several lady subscribers, who would
rather retire to their soft downy beds without their
nocturnal head covering, than be deprived of the
weekly visits Of the little Buc.Eycd Maid and who in.
yaraby read every word Of it, the advertisements cs-
7eciaHy. All this is said parenthetcally merely to
show how allimporant it is for merchants and others
to advertise in our columns. Send EN- along.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-04

INTERESTING FROM FLORIDA.--A Florida cores
pondcnt OF the Philadelphia Ledger mentions as a
rumor that treaty is on foot between the United
States and the Florida Indians, which is likely to re-
suit in peace. Report has it that the Government has
engaged the services OF some of the Seminolcs who
have grated west Of the Mississippi and that Alli
gator is now at Tampa, in conference with Col. Mon
roe. The writer adds:
1t is also stated that the Government agrees to take
the stock, etc, of the Scnnoles at fair valuation,
and pay them the sum of 5700,O00. They also agree
to guarantee to Billy Bowlegs the chieanshp of the
tribe even if they have to give him different local
ty west Of the Mississippi. This has always been the
sore spot with Billy. as that portion of the tribe who
their chief After the death Of Billy he is to be sue
ceedcd by young Sam Jones, who. in point of talent
and oratorical powers is said to he second Philip or
Red Jacket. He is only about twenty-eight years Of
age, but is, next to Billy the leading man in the ma
tiJtn
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-04

The SECRETARY OF THE NAvY.-It is announced
that Mr.. Dobbn, who has been absent from Washing
ton for the purpose Of recruiting Il shattered state of
health, will resume his duties at the close of the
present month, much improved in condition.; During
his whole term Of office, says the Philadelphia North
American, the Secretary of the Navy has bestowed
earnest attention in ecvating the character and eff
cheney of that branch Of the public service. and he
will retire from Office, carrying with him the respect
and good opinion Of those who differ very widely from
him on political subjects.
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$Weh Orleaus 1ailg Gtest&nt.
Push On I!

Awake and listen Evcrywhcrc-
From upland, grove and lawn,
Outbrcathc the universal prayer,
The Orl5On of morn.
Arise and don the working garb;
a nature is astr;
Let honest motives be thy barb,
And usefulness thy spur.
Stop not to hear the boisterons jccrs,
(l1c would be what thou art J
They should not cen offend thy ears,
Much less disturb thy heart.
What though you have no shining hoard,
inheritance Of stcalth,)
To purchase at the brokers' board
The recompensc Of wealth?
Push on. You're rlsting while Won stand
InactiOn will not do:
Take life ! small bundle in your hand,
And trldgc it briskly through
Push on.
Don't blush because you have patch
IN honest labor won
There many a small cot rooted with t.!atch
That happier than a throne
Push on The world is large enough
For You, and me, and all
You must expect your share OF rough
And now and then a fall.
But up again! act out your part
Bear smilingly your load
There's nothing Ikea cherry heart
10 mend a stony road
Push on.
Jump over all the "ifs' and "buts,''
There's always some kind hand
To Lift litc'8 wagons from the ruts,
Or poke away the sand.
Push on! You're rusting while you stand
luaction will not do :
Take ltc5 small bundle in your hand
And trudge it briskly through.
Push on
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-04

DlSTlNit lsIIED MISUNDERSTANDING the strangers
now visiting our city, says the New York Express.
we notice the arrival Of the Princess Murat and her
servants at the atargc House. We understand also
that other connections Of the Imperial family are here
present receiving the attention Of the French Con-
sui as well as many other distinguished citizens
This lady is the widow of the late Achilles Murat
eldest son Of the King Of Naples. She resides in
Florida, where her husband died some years ago.
We believe that Napoleon allows her handsome
pension She however has large fortune Of her own.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-04

D.LDINN bALI.S ~ NACIIINEKN.--IIC I}NltlmOrc
Evening Amcriran Of the 2Stl nit, says:
The new machine, invented by Mr., W. II. Ward, Of
New York, for the moulding Of muSkct rifle and ps-
to balls was |andrdat the Washington Navy Yard on
Saturday. The machine was transported at the in
vcn1orS expense, to afford tn" Government oppor-
tunv t" thoroughly testing its merits II is capable
OF producing hundred ami sixty lcalen buts per
mnItr for any firearms in use. Of any shape and Of
any size, up to a bail weighing two ounces. The ma
chine weighs ,a0 pounds. 1t will not be in opera
ton before the l,t Of December.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-04

Az EXTRAORDINARY RUSSIAN REGmEST.- The
paTof>ky. or the Regiment Of Paul, presents an ap-
lrartllcc winch would be grOteSpuc ii it not
imposing All the nen--nray do not lalglI-huvc
cooked noscS. Every sOler with ne= rrlrouScr.
who Is 0 proper height. is sent to this regiment,
which WlS formed by Paul in one Of his eccentric
freaks. and very determined pug is cli-be il it be
accompanied by suuken eyes and high cncck honcs
hUt more than tins, lie men, clean ShavCn like all
Russian soldiers except on the lip, wear their nous
tdches brushed upwards towards the ears which gives
thclh a strange and savage aspect This bizarre and
cror"ns appearance is increased by the shape of their
hcad-dEc~> which Is like sugar loaf with one side
rlIt aWay--an angular section Of cone, with the
round side to the front. On this side the shaku or
whatever it is consists Of brass plate at the back
it is Of bright red cloth. From the TOP is d curon.
ttt or pompon sticking out horizontally. 50 as to he
parallel with the nwcr part vi the wearcrs nose. The
brass front Is relgousE preserved should it have been
pierced ny ball, and Is worn only hy deserving sol
d!crS. some Of them have been perforated in two
three, or onr places in the days of Catherine H. and
in Suwarot : campaign, where the regiment greatly
distinguished ITSELF and the under part Of each
plate is engraved the name Of the soldier who wore
it when the ball came in such unpleasant proximity to
him. Should one Of those plates be worn out with
age its form is scrupuloISy initiated, and the holes
renewed with the greatest care. The regiment when
at the march past always carries bayOnets at charge
Altogether the look Of these tOur thousand and odd
men, all Ut whom are over six feet. is very novel and
striking, and il they arc half ugly in the fight as
they are on parade, they must prove most formidable
antagonists. They are dressed like the other reg
nents OF the Guard, with the exception Of the helmet
Moscow Correspondent of the Times.
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a DiSGNtrErtI. Arr.--Wc clip the following from
the pa4ucntinc Sentinel, of the lSt inst:


the plagUcminc Sentinel, of the $t inst:
\ foul act and one which reflects eternal intlmv
upon the perpetrators. urrHrrcd On the night, il We
mistake not OF the 18TH ut the island in this parish
The American party on that day, and at tht place,
had given barbecue, to which OF course everybody
was invited, and which occasion pole eighty feet
long rised,w with appropriate ceremonies, when
beautiful flag of unr country, with the names Of our
standard bearers cnblazoncd upon it, was ho>tcI tn
the topmos height, when its ample folds or the itr,
time, flung to the light and to the breeze. Those
who had it in charge, and not dreaming that There
was heart in broad land 50 polluted a5 to injuru
or insult the emblem Of our nationality and Of orr
greatness, suffered it to remain during the night i'll
its proud position. In the morning there no flag
waving nor did it hang lstessly to the mast; but at
the foot of the pole seen about half OF it, filthy
with dirt and much tattered, while some distance oil
in the road lay the other half in similar condition
It a glorious achievement certainly, the haulng
down. rcnding in twain, tramplng upon and other
wise disiigurlng the American banner! We trust
that our friends in that section will succeed IN errct
ing out the perpetrators y! 81 vile an aCt.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-04

SHOCKING CAMrlIENE ACcDENT.-By the explosion
of ramphcne lamp at Philadelphia on the 18th ut,
man named Richard Moore, and his wife aud five
children, were dreadtuly burned by their clothing
taking fire. Three of the children died almost immc-
diatey, and the two others were not expected to sur
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-04

U. S. SLoUPoF-WAH PoErSMo1TH.-Accor cordine to
alyreS at the Navy Department, from her command
cr a. H. FOotc, this ship reached Batavia. East
Indies, on the 1th Of August last, after a passage Of
"5 days from Norfolk, Va Her officers and crew
were. in GOOD health.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-04

LET DoWN.-We let down" completely yester-
tcrlay on reading the following paragraph from the
Courier. 1t is ogmnd, glittering, gorgeous, glow
ing, brilliant, sparkling, flashing, that we think it
would be an act Of downright cruelty to Withhold it
from oar readers:
The gemmed briliiancc Of thousand diamonds ]:
the pomp Of regalia OF thousand kings the parade
Of thousand regal cohorts the spIendor Of thou.
sand thrones and the gawd and luxury of thousand
palaces, were but heap Of rubbish when placed in
the radiant blaze OF our own American sovereignty
Here every freeman wears crown of liberty, rich
legaa Of equal rights and holds potent sceptre in
his hand--a ballot. The rich legacy Of freedom he
will watch with all the jealousy Of monarch guard
ing his kingly preroeative.