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HOLLOWAY PILLS


ri,v p4cTrIEo CAUSE or sICKEtss.
The Hood 4 the Hfe-sustaining agent. II
furnishes the eomponents Of hesh, 9one, mus
Gle, nerve and integument, The oeomaon =
It's mandatory, the veins is distFibutors' ano
The jntestines the channel through which the
waste matter rejected in its production Is e1-
pelled. Upon the stomach, the chcuhuon
soa the bowels. these Pills set simultaneously,
relieving indigestion, purifying the huids, ana
re gulating the excretions.
THE NATIONAL COMPLAINT
Dvspebsia is themost common disease among
ali diseases In this country. ttassumes thous'
and shapes, aud Is the primary source Of ln'
Vulnerable dangerous maladies; but whatever
us type or symptoms, however obstinate us
resistance TO ordinary preparations, It YIELDS
readily and rapidly to this searching ana un'
BILIOUS AFFECTIONS.
The quantity and quality Of the bile are Of
vital Importance to health. Upon the liver,
the gland which seeFetes this fluid. these Pills
operate specifically, infallibly reetiiying its
irregularities and eiiectually curing Jaundice
Bilious Remittants, and all the varietieI OF
diseases generated by an unnatural condition
Of the organ. =, --..aa ..
Unless the bowels perform their iunctiOhs
properly, the whole body suffers, Tens oI
thousands die annually Of Dysentery, Diar'
Ihea Chronic Constipation, and other dis
eases Of these waste pipes Of the system. :
| The eIfeet Of the Pills upon all intestinal dis
orders, whether casual or epidemic, is phe
homenou in medicine. By following the print
ed directions, the mos alarming cases Of bow
eli complaint are promptly controlled.
A WORD TO FEMALES.
The local debility and Irregularities whlcl
are the especial dnnoyances OF the weake
sex and which, when neglected, always shorter
life, are relieved for the time being, and pre-
vented for the time to come, by course Q
this mild but thorough Alternative.
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Or sale by NVhDVN'
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BAXTER & STERLlNG'S
Drug & Wall Paper depot,
IN khe Patton House,

CARRoLtToN, OHfo.
AAEHERE may be found large and com
wv pIete stock of Drugs, Medicines, PERU.
merry, Paints, Oils, Varnishes, Brushes, Dye
stui's, Window Glass, Wall Paper, Boriers,
Burning Fluid, Fluid Lamps, Fahnestock's
v hlse lead and paints and oils Of all descrip-
tions. We Glso have most Of the proprietary
Patent Medicines, now before the public.
II is the intention of the undersigned to
keep PURE articles, and will sell them as low
as they can be sold. Flattered by past sue.
cess, an d the patronage of Physicians and our
other numerous friends, we shall by strict at
lention to our business, and selling low, hope
to merit continuance of the same. For any
thing you need in our line, call with US. We
are satisfied that we can sell as low If not
lower than the Sane can be sold in this vicin-
~. BAXTER & STERLING.
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MOTHERIS
MOTH ER'S
Sd VE YOUR CHILDREN
EMP'S
W Orm PastilleS

hE MI .
Vegetable W Orm PastilleS
They are infalble for the cure
OF INTE h N A u W0 RMS II
/. THE peculiar properties which belong to
"Kemp's Lozenges," have never beiorL
been combined 10 any preparation. They are
attractivsto the eye, asa
p swEEFMEAT OF DELICIOUS FLAVOR,
rapid, yet harmless in their operation, composed
solely OF ,
YEGETA BE MATERLAL
and require no mercury to bo taken before
of atterlhem. The do their work more thor
ouehly than any OF the nausOus Vermilages Of
the day;
THE PRIMARY CAUSE OF DEATH
Il considered by the most distinguished Phys
Icians. to be worms among children, IL Is
scarcely necessary, therefore. to put mothers
on their guard against this insldious complaint.
or to recommend them to take prompt steps
10 remove 1t by the use Of tho only true rem.
edy, Kemp's Pastilles, presented in such a
paiatatabie form, that children take them
eagerly without ooaxing. Sold by ID. 7. Lam
man d Kemp 60, Water'st., New York, and by
Druggists, at 30 cents per bottle.
AnliI 40 1881, tfa ..HI ...
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january, 81, l s5a-ly. %
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-01-13
COb Durd) llDaOrrGrbru.

3u SranSSillc, 2uSrrnc Gounts, in
biricm Staat 1T Spr eini8rn @pr9cn
-. NO>...., n>">...s 6 e ett. {, .ir
Shrribcr lit 2lubcnricb'S &pblcn6cro>
ipcrtc, an Der IL l9rrdli6cn 8ranfbeit,
prr QSaHrrihru 9ritprbcn. @r mar uns
9rfdbr 10 Bphrn Sprbcr Spn riner Gaz
fe IN bic 6anb srbiGcn pprbcn. Srit
1rner Belt fiiblte er ciniac Ntalc eiuen
'tlt9emrinen 2lbf9eu Dor gSaGrr. 9luf
eInnal abcr wurpc CT lrbr franf uub
balS harauf Srriel CT III cine '9taIerei.
Us iparen srri Mdnnrr nptbprnbig I'M
1bn Su prrbinbern, bab er li6 nirbt lrlblt
bic grnif aufrib. 9lcrStlibe lDalfc &C.
mics licb olS BON fcinsm Nuecir, mnb 2
Sage nab Dem 9tuSbrucb Der Gronfbrit
mabtc Der Gpb Iciurn furd,ttnrrn Sci,
BEN rim Gntc.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-01-13
Gin Cruftl in 1alrnGhrnaraaIt.

3u ct. Spbns, 9tcu>SraunIApeig,
1T fiirSlib cin SbIcpitbt gtamcns 9 u
trid SfIapin fir bic Grmprbun8
Der Samilie 9R'SeuSle bin9eriAtct wrr<
brn. - Sn 1einem Scfenntni6 Iast CT,
ba6 na9bcm er bic dltrren Ntit9licbcr
Der Samilie absci1ldhtct bate, Gin flei>
,rrS Wdb9en unscfdbr 3 Sabre aft,
auf cine unidulbi9e @rile fine SpicI>
puppc empprbpt unb ibm bieiclbc slt &C.
brn anbpt, iprnn CT es ni6t tbbtrn Mir
be. = 3ieIcr Seufrl in 0tcn1dcngeitalt
natm ober bas 9lnerbteten Der flcineu
llnlbulb ni6t an, ,tnb mahtc aub ibs
rem 2cbcn Cit @nbe! Sn ber Shat, fin
bicIrn llnmcnIh mar bas Sdn9en rinl
pirl su 9clinbc Strofc.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-01-13
GObt nrCunNru.

slm pcri8cn 9pmcrtua @rrBcn III
ouf Der 0trabing Jtirsslbabn, an bcnl
SunnrL un9rfibr cine Oieilc pbcrbulE
Srm Sam5urg 0cppt, ein 0tanm tcbt
Srfunern ipprbrn. GS ty9ab Iib Ipitrr
baB r5 Der 2ribnam brS l>rn. 9t c IL
BEN 9 hmibt son 2Ynn SaunIbip,
birirr Gaunts mar. GS pirb Scrmuz
tibet ba6 brrirlbc auf brm 0driIc babin
gin9 unb BON srm aufpart5 9rbrn6en
9aBd9irr;u9e iitrrfabrrn tpurhc. Der
rehtc 2lrn mar Sprimal grbrcbrn unb
CT bate nstcnbcm nod ibmrrc &crleBz
nn8rn rrbaltgn, wcldc Ieincu Sob Ycr-
nrIahtrn. - Ginc ltntryIu6unN purbe
iibrr BEN Sci6nam srbaltcr, rtnS rin ben
rrwdbntcn llmldnbrn grmdErs Grrbift
ab9r8cbrn. Der 2ei6nam tcS Gcrltpr<
bcnen purtr nd6 lcinrr $orimotb, fir
SeeroiSnn8 9rIanbt. - Srrr Sfbmitt
mar, ME mir bcri9tct iinb, auf elmer
Gcllrftipn5z9teiIr - CT mar Gin Iebr BE-
licbtCr Sitr9rr, fam rtpa IS Sabre
alt acpcirn icin, unb bintrrlaet cine
Snblrsidc TamiIic, frm rlbbli6c6 unt
nnrrwartrte9 0abiniAripcn Su trtrau,
Ern.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-01-13
Die StaOt Chicago.

9iele nrt junge Stabt bat jest
fdpn cine SeDBlferung ppn niht weniz
ger qls 10000 GtuGpNDer. ypb .mrpn
bod bic mriitrn unirrer 9rBbern Stdbte
,tnb namcntlid bic im gBrfent in rincm
Serbdltnibc, tprl6es ppbl nit 9rIOrss
nip rrfiillrn fam. - gSir iplltrn ,ns
piel mebr barauf lr9en, rin 2anbSplf,
als ein StabtSplt Su perbcn; bonn ni9t
int 9anbcI, AUDI nibt in Sabrifen ,tnb
ttdbtil4rn Gjcprrben, ipnbcrn int 2ldcrs
ban lirst bic III q brc Surltc unIrrrr
gScblfabrt. - SIS 1T birs cine unum>
ftbbli4e 8abrbcit, bic mir ppbl brbrns
frn nne mic aus brm 0rbdIbtnib Serlie>
rcn lplten.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-01-13
l1rtribtfr i1prfQIl.

Sn Ybilobclp9ia crci9ncte Iicb Ypr ei>
nisen Sage fplSenbcr brtriibtc NIB felt
fame Gprfall: Z: GS purbe namli9 ctncm
8inbe eincS Serrn Sernrpbr sur
9erubisuits, cine ip9cnamtc r3ufcr<
Sise" IN ben Niunb sclrgt. Sirielbe
srrirtb benz Stint. aber in bic 8eblc, mo
bur6 babelbe, trauris SIT mrlbcn, crtidt
ipurbe. = OtG9c bieier llnfau Wiiittcrn
sur @arnuns bicncn, "prlidtig bei Der
9lnipcnbuns ipldcr Srrubi9un96mittrl
All iein.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-01-13
Gin uncanFharcr Sd,urFc

Gts fdr,tid 9utter S6mtt. prn Grdnffrrt,
CANADA gBeN, ouf elmer JtslIe war, natm sr rnrn
TuEsSnssr in Ietn TdtrSeus ouf. uni Tim sinsn
Nitt su artrn. Ssin nsuCr 5reunb tratte rini-
&c 5siosn berscr ron neldsn Sr S6mitb aG uno
rnrauf tcpuEttrs wurre. Ter S6urtr brrdubte
thn bann um $3.50 unp mddte fid bOSrn. Srrr
S6mitb mar nod INNER trwuFticS OIS Ietn 9sro
nit bcm Sabr;cug an Irinrr gGObnuns anbislt,
purSe atrr taID miercr heraelelt.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-01-13
Die DOtftbaft Oss GOuusrn5rs l)oIloA.

llnierc grrbrtcn 2rIrr finbcn bic brittle
idbrlide Sctlbaft bes 0puSrrnBrs, in
nnIcrm beutiscn gluttc. Dicielbe per>
bicnt aud untritrritbar cine aufmerfla>
me Ourhleiuns. SIS it sebabte SCt>
f6ait ein Icbr 9cldidt absefabtes Do
eument, unb entbalt gar Siel @i6rnS>
tprrtbes. = Diefclbe bctarf unircririts
fciu tpeiteres Gpb, benn Gin Setcr Der
iid bic @idbe sibt lic burdSuIclen, pirb
balb finben, bab 0puprrnbr 9pltpd, in
jenem Document, in jebrr Sinlibt fin
lib IelbIt fpriht.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-01-13
Sarristurs. 6. Sanuar 1853.
ilnscifiae 6pariamFclt.

Gin se,piIIr Bauer, In Der Idbs Ron Trslet.
tnun, trr Dor sinissn s8cdrn bic 3eituns auetlun
Iire. .psl bic 3sitcn su bart une er nift afcrten
fSnne cine 3eituna gu taltcn" fam liir;Iid nit S23
in faII6sn Sanfnctrn pom Ybilarslptisr Marfte
t.im. s2is iange er filr biefs Sunns bic Setting
tSttc lsIcn tEnnsn, bic immsr bas Grl6eInen faIGs
cr 9lctcn ttri6tet unr bic esier Srr Qnndbme bers
Icltrn warnt. iiterlaNsn mir itm irItf dus,urs&.
men, ipibrno mir rctl faun nVbi9 batsn auf
bic l1npmrdmGbiafct bes 3situngsaustbuhe ,,tre'
gen tarten 3riten" bir;uireIrn. -(Gem.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-01-13
Gcfsbrlid,c t1dtI,harn.

s5cirpb SlcUmsr unp iein gGsit. an Der Dlatn-
IlraBe In @ermantaun prtnbaft, tattrn I6cn felt
LANCER 3rt bur6 itrs tcilineiSc Sruufenteit unS
ben gdcm. ben iis maGter, itren '9ta6tarn Sid
acraerne psrtrfadt. gIm lctten Srnntaa brct.
tr S!ccmer. mad eiuem Strsit nit Ieintr 6rdu,
bic gtsi6 ibm trtrunten mar. baS Saue in be
euft ;u iprsngcn ct tatte ldcr eier,ia 9funp
pulpcr untcr bas Sett aetradt. uls bic gladtorn
BON lcincm SOrtatsn &unes rticltrn. uno ibn an
Der Gusfdbrung bcietten Srrbiuserien.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-01-13
6rNi;e &clel,nlInA.

Ssi rincr fiir,liden %eriammluna Der Dirrttc-
rem ter Baltimore unb Stic GiIenbatn bat jsnsr
G5rpsr ben 9rsfrrnt ter GruFanis autcriiirt sine
ScIptnuna pcn $1,000 onSubictcn fir bic Gntord-
una unp lletefibruna irasnp elmer grrfcn rrsr
prrirnn, wcIde fiinfti9 ir9cno stn Sinpernie auf
pdF G)rlrie Der Giirntobn le9cn pbrr ouf iracnO
einisc 9Eeiic ren 5atrcinriGtunScn ter Giitntabn
@intraa ttun mEaen.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-01-13
tPinI,rtIrt,spcriui,.

Sn Srrlstter Mcntuo 9iodt Ysr1u6tcn riniae
psttrcocns Diets in ben Stctr pss Srn. Samss
z. 9tambc an Der Srappe. ein,utre&sn. Sr.
9tlmtr, wrldsr in ener Stute iitsr Dem Stctr
idblief unb rur6 bnS Jturprln rrwedt murbs, natm
cine scIapene Nlinte unD ains ans 5rn1er Srn
&srlrr Elm gBillfcmm ,u aetsn. Das @sr6uf6
teim auflradcn Res 8enfters prrT6eu6te jetr6
bic Sietr; iie Serl6wanpsn ebr or Belt bate
lcS,ubriidcn
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-01-13
Gintr6aliti,cr 1eh.

Ter G'enr lpOlimrilsr bat nit Sr. Wm. 8'ce
non 9bttocrlpbid. Dem Ssrausarbsr beS ferpilrn
DennIsIpanian rinsn GontraFt fir bic 9ielerung
Der Sormulartsn uno fUHnisn fiir 1ein Tcparte.
ment duBrrbalt sEal6inatcn crfcrDerlid,rn Orud.
la6en atacihlciIen. Disirt GrI6dft fcu cinsn
@rrtnn Yrn $4,000 obperfn. Gin IdGneS
Sonorar aus Sntcl Sams 9sutsl, fir srleiartc
SpeidelCder 0irnfr.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-01-13

Mldt. rctttlfdsn Steauns unr Hesicranscfcrm
aadllA III bas SsCtf, briIrn Gott tct Strr lit
os1in S6ub uhb Srsen i'd Sire amtsfdt,tmg
rmpfrbGe. glBsen Strs uno Strcr saGfclsrr
amtebanpfunssp nod Sntdlt unb GrfpiS ben
Sorrrmscn hes 1atrirtismus. Der Gbre. Der
sBabrbeit unO rinss sutsn GspiTn entipreGsa.
Jamcs pslled.
Sarristura. G. Sdnudr 1853. ,.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-01-13
Dcutltl,c 6crieI,tsfprad,s

%rr rrtaen Gasen rurre Gin Grimindfprru5
a'9rn rin. he's 8tnprSmcrres ksi6ufoiates Mdo-
dbrn an Der Court in Cincinnati pclliSnoia In
eruti6rr Sprdfe asfibrt. gs III cIss unlerss
9Stlrns Der crflc 5afl birIer Nrt.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-01-13
Sd,ucine Nic,c

Scr rtliGrn @trnbcr famrn Gin pdar RSsfsf
nah Dem S6pcinriall brs Srrrn GcwarS Sans
tue, wslfrr in trm ptrrn gBarb in gicrrstaun
rcbnt, une Elm ltDnee isttss SGpein I'm SiaI
bat. Die Dirte purbrn BON eInrm Der Nad,torn
9rbtrt unb serilat. @m nddfn Mrrscn purpe
has S4wein tUbt in Rem Stal acfunpen.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-01-13

seg-Tcr Der Glib Carolina Grirbactuno Iirst
cine BILL. rrclde teitimmt, bdF g y teller SUn
prrfefIic n, penn lie Ors SpirlcnS iiterpei.n
werpsn, au6er ben rurh bas friit.rr @rfrb Re.
iitmmtrn Strafcn nod, bni6ia Ytti6cnbirte rrtrd
crbdltcn iclIcn. 9Ecnn pns Gjrirb llrrnac rurtae-
tiitrt pirc. mu6 in Glib Carolina cine rnasbeure
Srrmebrung bon pritIhrbetrn rintrrtrn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-01-13
DerbSr fur Moro.

Ssuts Scr 8 Sasen teaann bsr grrssG otasn
StrmaS sSaldinstcn Smitb. ansstlast 8i&drO
9arter, ben 9relloentsn Der Gamaaua Sant, am
4ten lebten 9irsrmter i'm ct. Qaprsnrt SrtcI, In
Der GbssnutiraBe rf6CBen ;u batsn. -. -.... ~,
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-01-13
lloA Gin arufrs Sfhprin.

Gpl. George SriIrl BON birfrr
Stapt rrriAIahtrtc Icete g9r6c Gin
S6wrin, prIArS 5S7 Ifunb orirroen
bat. gGill Der SrtbIcbrmrr SSe Iib
pirs Gin irrnig aufIbrribrn2
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-01-13

Selbffmcrb.-gm 2trn Sanudr tcaina
OaSio Grcf. Elm rtma 20 Sabre alter Scbn bss
Sn: 9rnrp G'rcb, in Yife 5aun i6ip, grrfs Goun-
tp, Seltifmcrp, intrm CT ii6 NIT rinem Halir,hrrr
bic Seble eur6Idnitt. Die gsranlalIun9 su err
raibrn lbat batcn mir ni6t rrfabren. G
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-01-13

E2T Qd5 &ufrciBrn rrr 6Snce bri faltem gEets
ter fam tarr6 srrbdsrt rucrpen. bas man tir.
ieItsn Ntrnr5 np NorScns nit 9riu Set Gin.
rritt. grpbrt as.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-01-13
Rntla0una Don Qlrbcitcrn

yEAlt an buneGrt grtriter, rsIGr tie6er an ben
nrnrn @etGuorn Der gtapg garo In Gbarlretaun
Uel3aItt9t paren, rurbcn ON Icbtm Samllaae
cntlnIn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-01-13

S@4m 2l. Ire. rrtrGnfte iidb In getts.
vile, Sa.. Elm ceutIdrS Miohen aus Qiebrs.
gram unO SrtswrifIuns. neil ibr &atr Ite pup
lbrem 0rltrtten trennrn unb CUR 6riratb nit rinrn,
ancern t9r esrbaetrn iunscn Nanne spiuaen
potle.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-01-13

U7Die 9ptIAaft brS GpusrrnBrs
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bolt nerbcn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-01-13

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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-01-13

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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-30
The Ariel in Gale Death of Capt Lud-

The remains of Capt. Luiow wcrc brought
home in the Ariel The Ariel cncoun,e, ed Sc
we're weather through almost the entire passage.
aud most Of the time the gales were of eAtraorl
nary severity.
The 9th Of December, the day before Captain
Ludlow was killed, commenced pleasantly. Ear
~ that afternoon gale came On, whichat +. III.
very severe. At 7 II. m. on the morning Of the
9th it was judged best to try her head to sea-a
large drag having been put real for use in case
of accident 10 the engine. The Ariel was accord
ngly put head to aud the steam slowed down 80
as ,ogve merely storage way to the ship.
The prevalence OF strong gales from opposite
points OF the compass within short time occa-
stoned an ugly cross sea, which now greatly en-
dangered the vessel. Capt Ludlow, and his first
and second oifcers, stationed themselves forward
OF tho pilot house, to lie ready to act in cmer-
gency. 1t was now blowing iuriously and the i'm
lnense waves. as they leapt upward, broke like
water-spouts around the ship or combing fell ike
ininienss breakers upon the ocean beach. Tho
forwarl part of the warehouses On each side WAS
broken in, and the round houses wers both wash
ed away.
AT IL a. m the ship ,stled deeply in the trough
Of the swell, and q tremendous sea broke upon
the forwa deck. Capt Ludlow, at the Instant
was cautioned Ivy the second mate, who was stand
ing near him, t. "look out" but he had scarcely
spoken the words when all were submerged appa-
rently Ten feet under water. Both the frs, and
second mates were badly injured, and for the in.
slant it was thought that the steamer had foun-
dered. The main hatch was broken in by the
sea, and many tons OF water went below. Capt
Ludlow was knocked down, sud the heavy drag,
composed Of plank and timbers struck him in the
side. lie was found lying upon his back, with his
cap washed of hi, eyes closed. and apparently
nsensible. In this condition be was conveyed to
his room. He revived sufficiently I, speak few
| words. the last Of which were, 'sTel the Comn'-
dore died q che post Of duty" He then sank back
sndsxpirsd. The injury was apparently on the LEFT
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-30

There was rumor soma time since that Secre-
try Cobb intended 10 propose tax upon tea and
eoass. The London Times has heard of it. and
comments upon il extensively thus:
what tax upon tss :" we exclaim, "a tax
upon that magical leaf. which ought to be as sa.
sssd IN he sJe Of every American as the mi-tle-
~ va y The Druid. and the Olive to the Atbeni
49, az sPea tAAs plant which ought TO remind
sssey A1srsean. Whenever he hears il mentioned,
Of IL sposh II Independence plant. therefore,
whfsA esgat - - forsvsr sacred in the Unitei
etsteA ~ toesser ffss from the poliutiuy touch
= the Axs n1hssgY Il was on the 18th OF Deem.
bNs LIS, - - cisissns Of Boston, in The en-
thAeiaem AZ Patsjotie Indignation. asccnded the
$500 the Darmnuth and threw overheard into
~ - 6ahseen tA6usand poands u tea. That
I r03f4 Al ~ ~ asticls upon which I Hfi.ish
fsfsianxnt ~ Sess1 thsir right 10 al . British
eoS4Ase - Altslsrt ~ We all know, wss nnsuc
csijd ~ fans q liberty was lighted up" &c