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TRUSTEES SALE

ES::1 TRUSGEEiS SALE
Eis 90. OF VALUABLE PROPERTY
sTse~ w LEXINGTON AND LOMBARD STREETS
by virtue OF decree Of the Circuit Court for Baltimore
nc auction at the Exchange salesrcom on Second street in
salH city on FRIDAY the 29th day of MAY, $50 at
ALL THOSE TWO LOTS OF GROUND situate in tbectv
OF baltimore, and described as follows " '
LOT No. l-Begnning at point on the north side of
fhee street, distant westerly IS feet from the intersection
te north side OF Fayete street and the side out
street. ana running thence westerly the north side of
S't 70 ieet and inches thence by stra ght line
M9rtley 90 ett more or less, to point the south
sue OF Lexington street, distant log feet and inches west
cry from the west side of Mount street. thence bounding
te soulh sc oil Lexington street, eastery, IS feet and
ghmcnts ana thence by straight line to the place
Subject to the payment of annual rent of in half
Sgay entS, on the LIST days Of July January
LoI No 2-Be.lnnng at the southeast corner of Lombard
street ana Stockon alley, and running thence eaStwarly
bounding on the south sid0 of Lombard street "a feet
thence southwardly parallel with Stockton alley 60 feet
10 an alley iee vice. laid out by James RromWc thence
Westwary bounding the north side Of alley With
tS ntH ana privilege Of the use thereof in IN
olerS holding under said BrOmwell, condition that
sad ay shall at ali times he kept graded paved and
IN Eood condition. free from by lessee or his
SsiES ~ FEET to Stockton alley, and thence norther
" bounding on the east side of Stockton alley to the
Subject TO thcpaymento of the annual rent of s5I in
yearly instruments on the LIST days July and January
Lot No improved by large threest0ry Brick DIV Eli
lNu, NO llS fronting the sOdth side of Lexington
street. with twC-Story Back Building
nI Lot S% IS improved by THREE three story Brick
DWELLINGS, Nos. 559 ST. aud 5i3
Ireund-rent and taxes paid to day of sale.
ltrns-One lat cash. balance in three and six months
redt payments to bear interest the day sale and to
ne secured by endorsed notes satisfactory trustee
FOR further information apply to
SAMUEL. SNOWDEN, Trustee.
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Att0rn&Us.

w +. ADAlR,
w ATTORNEY At LAW,
mElu OFFICE OVER CHESAPEAKE BANE.
RlCtlARD HENRY SPENCER,
AZ ATTORNEY N LAW
OliCr-S. f. corner Olive and Third streets
ST. LOUIS, MISSOURI
, CLAIMS. -
Reerences-Messrs. John Sullivan 4 Sons Wh.dHee a
DcknS0n Sam. Harris Sons, Clarke Prrram Baltimore
fr2S3m*
CHARLES f.. PHELPS
" ATTORNEY AT AW,
No. 2 LAW BUILDINGS,
Continues to practice the Courts OF BALTIMORE CITY
AMI HOWARD COUNTY faS9 n
'FNHOMAS WHELAN, JR.,
Il ATTORNEY AT LAW.
AND COMMISSIONER OF DEEDS FOR CALIFORNIA.
l6 ST. PAUL STREET,
3D. door south OF FayCttc street,
VIII give prompt attention to the Collection OF Claims
and all professional business cnnfdrd him d6-9q~Erp
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GU-DartNGrsbID m0tttfs.

fT'HE UNDERSIGNED HAVE THIS DAY
Il FORMED COMPREHENSIVE Tor the purpose Of
transactng GENERAL AUCTION AND COMMISSION
bJSlN ESS, under the firm OF EGERTON & KEYS They
nave taken the new warehouse Second
streets ami would respectfully offer their
sale "f Houses Lots, and other
our store the Exchange. the premises give
our personal attention to all sales and in families
declining housekeeping, will arrange the furniture to
e best advantage rhey solicit the patronage their
friends and the public. CITAS G. EGERTON,
. JOSEPH 7. KEYS.
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Hablff Sales.

By j. Ii. CANNON.
7 B. CANNON,
~ ,oo GENERAL AUCTIONEER
No. lo8 WEST FAYErTR STREET,
- Between Charles and Liberty streets
having taken the Office under my dwelling, No lOs Fav
e street. will be pleased to my friends and all those
VINO may nave business in my line. shall give especial
nt9n TO all sales which may be entrusted to my
~ urhlture OF families declining housekeeping. Also,
utee and other Sales of Houses Lots Farms &C. at the
EAchahge or on the premises.
mh2ttf D. 6 CAM EoS w, Anc.i9neet,
BY r. w. BENNETT q; CO
| ARGE SALE.
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
GllMoR MOUNT, sTRICEER, COOK AND LORNAN
STREETS.
BY
fUBLIC AUCTION
Pr ,,;.t,,o 20. 4, TRUSTEES SALE
iS tue OF decree Of the Superior Court NJ Porr,ora
will sell at pubic sale at ococ we pndeTgned Trustee
room second street on FRIDAY 25th Nav th
eligibleBUlLDlNG LOTS: '''' may ''e ioiio"mS
. . ON GILM0R STREET
IS LOTS-ESch 25xI57 feet, to an alley "a foot MI, hin;
he entire sect ions the east and west sides omor sre
between Winchester Cook and Lorman streets l''i ee'
MOUNT STREET.
% IISCEach 25X5l feet to alley 20 feet wide on the
east SIDE OF Mount street. and within the boundaries of the
above named streets. wa
STRICKER STREET.
. 25Xl57 feet TO alley 20 feet wide on the
%rst SIDE OF Stricken street, and included within above
NOTICE This property deserving the especial atten
WI tists Title indisputIhe For further
tloGeers. ''ff'S ~ VIZ Ai"9'S' u nut
dermS-One quarter cash; balance in three and six months
VIZ" INTEREST," ana security to be approved by the Trustee
HEN4IH c. WYSHAM, Trustee.
e.
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ANDREW REUTER- 4 SONS,
IMPORTERS OF
n A n d w A n C.,
CUTLERY,

HOUSE-FURNIsHING GOODS,
No. So WEST BALTIMORE STREET,
between Gay and Frederick streets
Our stock embraces all the staple articles in the HARD
WARE LINE, besides various H0USE-FURNISHING
GOODS, such Plated and Brtanna-Ware, Knives and
Forks, Walters, Trays, Japanned Ware, &C.
The prices and quality of Goods equal to any in
city, the patronage OF the public is respectfully
solicited. mh28-u
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miscellaneous.

EEUILLAN & DANDELET,
II SUCCESSORS p. GUKRAND,)
FROM PARIS,
FRENCH STEAM OVERS AND sCOURERs,
No 12i NORTH HOWARD STREET
BALTIMoR
DIVES and finishes all kinds WOOen and Sill Good, 10
any color also silk Velvets dyed To perfcIinn Csni
Grape Shawls dyed Scarlet, Cherry and Crimson, un.
equaled. vas
importers Of new Steam process far surprising ANYTHING
yet offered to the public for CeanngALI MApy rpveyS
KIND OF ladies' Gentlemens and Chidrtns csses made ~
Sllk Nelyetor Wool, Plain or Embroidered without ak ing
10 pleceS leaying on all the Velvet and Silk Trmmnrs
anu wth9q shrinking Also every kind of Military Goats
and Lace Curtains, done up ca ual to NEW ' jim
spots OF Grease, OIL lce-Cream Lemonade Punch Cham,
the whole 'e anu "i'i'out oiesn ~
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n n N
~ TREATS ALL DISEASES
Special attention given all chronic diseases CoUGs
GROUP, CONSUMPTION, INFLUENZA ASTHMA BRONCHITIS ali
diseases of the NOSE, MOUTH THROAT LUNGS all SKIN
DISEASES of every description successfully treatedlum-
bago Lumbar Assesses Scrofula rheumatism Cont
ragia Paralysis Epilepsy Commissions Dyspepsia Dys-
entery DiarrhRa The very of PILES cured in
short time also, of the Stomach Liver Bowels There
are many diseases incidental to and children which
be given by letter Dr. Baakee produce thousand
Of Ms PsrSG SUCCESS Gee in eTr9g HIP
mSTrtA 0F EVERY pn 6 FITS oep op
TtMoRs' AND SWEELtNGs
description and without the othe knife,
cured by correspondence therefore all such patients
place themselves under the Doctors personal supervision
will produce absorption of the CATARACT and restore
vision to the Eye without resort to the knife
All diseases Of the
EYES AND EARS
are successfully treated without the OF the knife
die r Baakee has constantly hand at his Office very
ARTIFICIAL EYES
AND
TYAPANUAS or EAR DRUMS,
which suitable for either and all ages-nserted in
I'VE minutes EAR TsUMPETS of every description also
ARTIFICIAL HANDS,
with the Arm and Elbow Attachnent ARTIFICIAL FEET,
with the Ankle, Leg and Knee! ont attachment.
These articles perfectly ra and adapted for either
and can be sent ny expres any part of the world
scrpton for either and Trsses particularly adapted
for females in weak condition, also for those with PR0L
Doctor Baakee is of the most celebrated and skful
physicians and surgeons living. His fame is known
personally i'll every principal city of the world.
to postage and incidental expenses All Chronic Diseases
he treated by correspondence except those mentioned
which will require his personal uperyison.
DOCTOR BAAKEE
ONCE 7O4 Broadway, few doors above Fourth street
nlS-u New York City
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TRUSTEES SALE


ILL o" n n "A ri sc 4 ? d / { EARN
n Le subscriber, Trustee of John Snider Insoyen
June iSUO at II o'clock A. NJ, on the premises, situated
f MES rom Baltimore on the county road adin
miles Of the Hanover Turnpike Road pa Of tract Of land
eaeG fgt coat lose and part of tract called "Pea
OF land more or less and susceptible Of division to suit
ALSO, the right title and interest Of John p Snider in
h9 70 ~ acres OF land more or less being part
Watts and others
HOT Sc frstcass Switzer Barn. Stone Dairy, with an
elegant Spring Of pure Water, and a Iimekiln
ORCHARD CT 200 TREES.
At the same time will be sold GRAIN IN THE GROUND.
WHEAT and RY \, and also
LOT OF HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE
II months with interest with and security to he an,
@yl5eStaijs' N'''' John $. srANsBURY. Trustee.
TEWUSTEE'S SALE-BY VIRTUE OF A
ting Court of Equity, and passed in cause pending
IN sand Court wherein Alexander Somervcll complainant
her, as Trustee will offer public sale the
door in Prince Frederick TUESDAY the I2th day Of
ALL THAT TRACT OR PARCEL OF LAND, Wing and
IN calvert county and situated on The northern side
OF steven Greek, Joining the lands Of Alexander Som
parcel Of land Contains oSE E6SREy {is N Tae1 T
ONE ACRES less and is the same which was con
veyed by Gideo, d. Tongue by deed record
late James T. Dorsey and is particularly described in
The proceedings IN the above mtntinurd cause
lows VIZ: One third of the whole purchase money h.
paid in cash the day OF SALE on the final ratification
thereof by this Court and the residue of said pu chase
ney to be paid in equal instaments, and two years
from the day of sale with interest each nsament from
money 10 be secured by the bonds or, single bills OF the pur
chaser with such suretes may he approved by under
signed trustee, trustee. {. s PARRAN,
tIN1 IfN'W Trustee.
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BY WILLIAM HAMILTON
UDII UNLU BdIF.
THREE DESIRABLE DWELLINGS

MsllI AT AUCTION.
Ts=is-- shall cell by public sale the
"a AFTERNOON, May 2lst. 1850, . clock r. NJ
LOT No l-BeGinning south west corner of Hollin
anu Carey streets, fronting Hoins street seventeen feet
~ et eight inches deep to three foot alley
He improvements are large thrccstory brick DWELL
NV, WIN passage, and double story hack building.
$3.50 '' P'ie7' i-'' '"'J''' ~ @oo Erouuu
and DL Lea No Adj9nipg Lot No l. front and depth
LOT No 3-Adjoining No . Same front and 4 ,,b
ana improved as Lots Nos and , ~ ~ =" F''''
Nos and are each subject SIS ground ront I'll
vate residence ' io' d Pi'
Terms-Sl,G)O in twelve months and the balance in cash
my5 is WN IINMIIT6N Hr6,,-.-
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Mstals, 8arSmart, ut.

M KEITH, JR., & son,
1sI. COMMISSION MERCBANTs,
23 SOUTH CHARLES STREET.
Offer for sale at lowest rates:
Best Cut Nails; Naylor Il Co.'S Cast and shear Steel
Ames Rowand,s and. Kimbal's Shoves and Spades: j
Keith jr Co Tacks, Finishing, Codt and Shoe Nails
Shehe Fishers Forks and Picks; American Butt Co.'S
Hinges and Sad Irons Hall Brown Co.'s Snahe, Cradles
and Hoes; Colbun Fenns Superior Axes; Mccullough l.
Co.'S 0oararo Sheet Iron; Kings Patent Cnch Nails W
H. Douglas Pumps and Rams Hollow Castings: Cart
Boxes; Tea Kettles Hoop Iron; Scyhe Stones; Car BELLS
Faucets; Coffee Mills, &c op9n-tE
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G6Mtati0n.
@r0ttrlts, giqa0rs. ut.

@tottrlts, giqa0rs, 1T.
50 HAMS, BUTTER,
ESHM FLOUR AND PRODUCE.
saHS The celebrated Orange brand and Thomas Sugar
D., Cured Hams, prime, rich flavor, Juicy and delight
lu elua TO the Wesphalia at II cents. Superior Roll
and Print Butter Brown Sugar, and cent White
and lG Best Crushed l09 and H. general assortment of
Wines and LIQUORS on draught and in bottles
IN prices or quality Teas, %, IS 80 and IS cents All the
turers's prices, all cheap for cash.
McDONNAL & THOMAS,
myl4-n between Front and HiSh streets
GsN "A. SEWELL 4 CO.,
HSkE TEA DEALERS AND FAMILY GROCERS,
kll.aEza 2l3 PRATT STREET, WEST,
Have constantly on hand at their establishments
full assortment OF fresh GROCERIES, consisting OF fine
Teas, Wines, Tobacco, English Pickles Sauces. dc Also
N store fresh supply of Hermeticay Sealed Peaches,
The public Will find it to their interest giving stock
an examination before purchasing elsewhere.
81 Goods delivered to all parts of the city free charge
feI4-tf
Sid z. TARMAN
M&#& WHOLESALE GROCER
SG5lIa&s EXPORTER OF GREEN AND BLACK TEAS
DEALER IN FOREIGN
AND DOMESTIC LIQUORS,
No. 5 CHEAPsIpE,
ol2u between Lombard and Water streets.
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NY TVFI'HVTT, ". I. VOm. AdVerIisrr,
E3r sale IN Baltimore by GEO HOLIINS, DENISON
mh3 lyr-Wly ' D'''A - w.
OFFICE OF GEORGE o- sTEvENs 4 cn

( bFFlCE OF GEORGE o. STEVENS & Co,
p,; NO, ~ w. PRATT STREET, SPEARS WHARF,
, more rXland-We would call the attention of the
~ IS VI lle loOwlng facts in regard to SLATE MAN
Ever since the these articles was in oluced
meau Le demand for The there has been constantly
H. s, we rSt ns@d IN this country imported but
Inc process enameing having become known here it was
ut sh ri time before the slabs the only parts
nt auroad stu Later quarIes Of American Slate hav
ing Deen opened and worked Yielded SLABS of as good
qnany as The best Welsh Slate the whole business
manufacturing has since been in this country and il
constantly Increasing in mpOran as one of the useful
arts notwithstanding, however, the utility durability and
Importance Of Slate manufactures and the rapid growth in
its infancy. " ' "' S'' '' 'onS''''' l"
We would respectfully call your attention to the following
reasons why claim for Slate decided SUPERIOR
70 all others-First account of their cleanliness;
their chcapnes fourhy on account of their srenTb 6
~ on account Of their durability
THEIR CLEANLINESS.
AS slate possesses beautiful satin.lke surface, and
perfectly nonabSorben body, il is proof against the action
Oh smoke coal gas, grease and oils and when
done by the use Of and water little oil and
me peculiar qualities of Slate render its surface suscept
ihe OF the highest decoration and finish BY ingenious
not only the most costly and Marbles but may also be
uecoLt with rich and rare sp emens Of Mosaic Work, En-
1ln'''' e''' FIFE TaEIK R' GH IL
are from twenty to forty per cent cheaper than
THEIR STRENGTH
Of actual 1t has been ascertained that Slab
Of slate one inch thick will bear much weight and
THEIR DURABILITY
Repeated Coatings applied to the Slate in the process
oil Enaneng, and these rendered permanent by heat
so at Enameled Slate will stand weather
ter and retain its briancy longer than Marble or any
other material 1t has stood the test Of years
wear Gin England and this couury tumphed over every
objection and survived the opposition that by
those VINO were interested in crying down the invention
Our arrangements with the quarries are such that
hereafter there will be difficulty in filling all orders for
apo tfr GEO O. STEVENS 4 co
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A. H0EN & co.
PRACTICAL
LIT "A O c r a p n z R S

kNHRANERS AND COLOR PRINTERS,
NOS, n AND Is SECOND STREET,
BALTIMORE,
Execute Check, Note and Draft Books Cards Certificates
Diplomas, Show Cards for Manufactures Views, Archec
ural Drawings, Maps Plans Music Titles Book Plates
yelopes and Labels, as well as
COMMERCIAL WORK
OF every description The facilities of establishment
for the perfect execution of every description of photographic
work, most ample The earliest advantage taken
all modern Improvements, and personal attention
given to every branch of art enabling pete
successfully excellence OF work. well moderation
prices with any kindred establishment in the country
apl7-eotf
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BININGER'S
s~oSDoNoo
" GIN 4

- THIS DELICIOUS TONIC STIMULANT,
especially designed for the of the Medical Profession
ana the Family, having superseded the socalled "GnS
Aromatic Cordial" 'Medicaied" "Schnapps," &c, is
now endorsed by all Of the prominent chemists
and coDnosseurs possessing all those intrinsic
cina qualities (Onc and duretic which belong TO an
and p,re Gin. Put up in quart bottles and sold by
druggists, grocers. &c. A. NJ RININGER n Co
Established in ITS SoIr ppnppIrrnRs
..r, =, No. 10 Broad street. n Y.
ihe name OF A NJ. Bnnger h Co. 333 Broadway is a
9uAANIEE OF the exact and literal truth of whatever
theF represent N. Y. Com. Advertiser
de- lIirnnrn q -.
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Several ialso reports having been
published respecting the circumstances
of ten Walker's execution ut rruxilIo
wo have melancholy satisfaction In bo
ing enabled from the statement OF an
eye witness, 20 rive aD ndthontIo and
reliable narrative OF the transaction,
Mr. William y. Elton, mn intelligent
young man, native OF PHILADELPHIA,
who has boon for some time IN the ON.
ploy OF the l'annma Railroad Company,
W. an engineer happened 10 be Ia frux
lilo whom Gen, Walker aud his com.
mand were brought back TO that place,
md wns an attentive observer OF pli
that occurred, Mr. Elton oame over
from Truxillo In schooner to Charloa.
ton, and thence proceeded b. Mobile,
with letters from Colonel Raider TO Mr..
Julius llasao OF that pIaoe
MIR, Elton was friend of Gen, Walk,
or and eympathleed In his cause but
was dot ofhls party. lilo witnessed the
execution OF tho Geueral, Of which ho
gives, iu substance, thla description.
Az tho cute Of tho Fort, tho Ganeral
having been Tod from hIa coll, he was
relieved of tho heavy irons he had borne
over since his surrender Ilo had ON
tho clothes which lio had worn Though
the expedition.
a ioroe Of two hundred mon with
fixed bay0nots, received him ut the fort
lilo was placed betweon two priests with
lighted candles, md tho troops forming
ia columns,tl melancholy cortege pro.
.coeded to tho place appointed for the
ttagcal deed. Tho generals carriage
was erect mud resoluse, his expression
calm and oven smiling, and bis whole
air that of q man OF earnest devotion
and conscious roetitudc. Tho consola-
tions of religion, which woro whispered
to him by the priests who accompanied
him on this his last march, were received
and responded TO by him with iervid
lpiety and Christian hopeiulness. These
responses, wo are assured by our infor.
mant, were all that proceeded from him
during tho march from the fort and tho
scene OF tho execution. The military
cortegc vas followed by n great crowd
Of 1. ople, and number OF sailors
aud marines Of the British ship lcarus,
wearing their side arms. As tho pro.
cession passed tho streets the doors and
windows were all filed with people,
whose coyntenanees, and now and then
their words, indicated their views and
feelings in regard To Gen. Walker
Among the natives there was a general
feeling Of exultntion at the downfall Of
the 'torrible iillibuster."
The Americans, and many Of the for
eigncrs, on tho other hand, manifested
their decided disgust for tho sacrifc, Of
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That Court House.

Ono Of the good effects Of the late
canvass may be seen already ut the
Court House. The CLIQUE" run to the
girt and desperately alarmed, have been
driven TO the necessity OF at least show
Of decency, and workmen are employed
TO doctor up tho miscrably Lotehcd
Court House. The small pox is very
difficult disease 10 master, and wo pro-
dict that all thcskill of the several Doc
ters ofthe Clique, will not avail to ro-
move the marks.
Tho expenses Of the present campaign
have, no doubt. been heavy, and rs the
Clique arc great on ertras, wo would adj
viso those who repose confidence in the
Unto to keep q close watch over the
pets, and see, during tho year, if add.
tionaI extras are not dealt out TO the
Physicians Of the unfortunate patients.
Taxpayers, you that dance must pay
the fiddler.
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In this, the 4lh Congressional Dis.
trict, has surprised moderate mon Of oil
parties. The majority given Holman
in 1853 was 50 overwhelming that IL
was impossible for those actively en-
gagged ia the canvass to impress others
with the fact Of the great revolution
then going on in the public mind. If
tho fact could have been realized by tho
people themselves in time, Yater would
have been elected by handsome ma
joriiy. Tho result Ia, that II 9imAn,
though elected, does notreficct tn e'viows
Of majority of bis constituents. Hun.
drods of honest, libcrty-Ioving Demo
Gratis voted for Holman, bellovingdhat
tho votes 10 charged on him, respecting
The Utah and Now Mexican questions,
were "black Ropublican lies" They
now, as tho smoke Of tho battle Is clear.
ing away, begin to see and realize tho
truth OF the charges, and regret their
course, and denounoo him In unmcas.
urod terms. Tho great masses of tho
people, irrespective Of party, are honest.
and have the well being Of tho country
at heart. They despIso, and would con.
denim by their votes tho supporters OF
PoIygamy and White Slavery, if made
to fairly understand tho questions II
IA ye. limo TO redeem tho lost ground,
and nm opportunity will oiIcr on tho 9th
Of November, 10 DO placed properly on
tho record, by voting for "Iionest Old
Abe," Of tho Prairie State, and redeem.
ing this District, II will DO just iebuko
10 Holman and those who voted with
him. II ID only thus That wo can record
our testimony against tho aecursod pol.
Icy Of polygamy and White Slavery,
Thon sec TO u, honest ireemen, that
You vote Alright on Tuesday tho 9th Of
November, and thereby hurl from pow.
or tho corrupt dsmagogucs that have so
long abused your misplaced confidence,