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OWING OF MONEY AND e
CnffIng md FIttIng Ladles, DFesses,

y BOR.
in the art Of
Cutting and Fitting Ladies' Dresses,
Boys Jackets Cents Shirts &c, Informed thas
tho undersigned viii give lessons in cutting the above
garments on principle IL is unsIlrIaszed lof
accuracy, and with all Is extremely stlnpa- AM
lady may acquire knowledge OF cutting the aDof4
garments In 20 to 40 minutes.
All ne wishes Is thst it may h tIied and nvctigl
ted This newly revised method Of kltting and CUT
ting has Deen brought before the public By J. kohles
OF the city Of New York and i secured By copyright
Mr.. kohlcr has had long experience in this line or
business in all tbs principal cities Of Europe.
The undersigned may Be found At No. 100 Seneca
street between the hours Of A. n, and p. NJ me
price Of Rules very cheapithtn the reach o. All
Agents wanted to canvass and travel Ladies
make good agents, and make from So 20 3 per
day. Town and County Rights viii Be sold on res
Also new and complets system for Cutting Gen
g. n MOONEY,
joI4:Rl2 nom Nsw York city.
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BS- New Livery, Boarding and Sale Stables, SO
Champlain street.
FRANK B. 4 FRANK G.. WALBRIDaE
lnlv29.RI2
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OCEAN STEAMERS.

TEAM FROM TA
NEW YORK to LIVERPOOL
THE STEAMSHIP
GREAT EASTERN,
WALTER BATOE.,.,.,........ CoAlllAEDER,
VIII be Dispatched
FROM LIVERPOOL. FROM NEW YORK.
Calling at Queenstown. saturday y..-..-..-Jul uly 70
"Wednesday . october Saturday ........October2 %
Tuesday .... November Is Ihursday..--DeceIhOer II
FIRST CABIN.
From sg5 10 ss5 each berth, according TO the stzel
stuation and accommodation Of the State Rooms all
having the same privileges in the saooni and IN re-
for families may be engaged by special agreement.
TICK ETs FOR THE VOYAGE TO AND FROM Ii
VERPOOL AT A FARE AND HALF.
Servants ACCOMMODATING passengers and children un-
der u years Of age, half farei infants free,
SECOND CABIN.
State Room Berths, Meals furnished at separate
Nv
THIRD CABIN.
Intermediate State Rooms, passengers found with
beds, bedding, table utensils ana good SUD s.o
stantlal ~
sTEERAGE.
With superior aecommodations..... 80
~ Fares by the GREAT EASTERN on after the
trp Of the 9Th September will be advanced 10 cent
pa- For Freight and Passage, apply to
CHAS. A. WHITNEY,
At the Ofice, No. 25 Broadway, N l.
Or to H. F. BRAYTON, Cleveland, o.
ROWLAND 8 &AsPINwALL,
iuly2l:4O2 Agents
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CHIRTING AND TABLE LINENi
- II have in store large stock Of
sbirting and Table Linens.
Also-ior PflloF- -Oases-ofR al widths all Of which
can b warranted pEfe Linen, andwill 6e sele 8 my
TSuai low prices, g. HYM4N,
iulyis Cheap Linen stoFes
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DENTISTRY.
DIVOT TOOTH s1,OO. -
u Teeth--A ssr for Ten noIlnr.. NI4nO
nII1WELL nIHIEIs. nantIsts-

AAMA W Euu q UAAAEMDg DUMbAot1g
after Ten years extensive practice in Cleveland have
intaOduced a grand improvement in FIXING ARII-
EICAL TEETH, both for Durability, the Power Of
MasticatiOn and Articulation, excel all Other5. They
perfectly incOrrOdibe, and for exquisite enamel
ling and purity Of material, can not be surpassed
Our principle Of adapting them to the mouth dis
penses with those unsightly gold clasps springs.
They can be inserted over any remaining roots Of
teeth without giving any pain. Artificial Teeth, as
above, from two to hye dollars, from to twenty
dollars, upper or lower sett, complete.
N. B.-The Profession will supply with Teeth at
New York prices; terms cash. Having the LARGEST
ASSORTMENT west Of New York.
DENTAL R00MS-0ver Churehill's Drug Store,
anmth side Pmhc Slmare. nnlnrin-al Innalo
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DEcHARD, Tenn, Aug. 7.
Gen. Bob. McCook was murdered by a
party Of guerrillas August 9th, while rid
ing a short distance in advance Of his bri-
gade in an ambulance. Capt. Hunter
Brook, Aid de Camp, was taken prisoner.
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sPHEREOTYPEs.- Simpson IS, beyond all ques-
ton, a superior artist, and we advise those wish
ing to get fine likeness to call upon him. A
visit to his gallery No. 25S Superior street, will
richly repay both citizen and stranger. R27tf
HoUsE FUREIsHIEG ARTIoLEs.-At the old es-
tablishment of W. P. Fogg, corner of Superior
and Seneca streets, can be found most complete
assortment Of goods in the above line at reduced
prices, comprising China, Croekery, and Glass
Ware, Of every descriptions Silver Plated Ware
Of the best quality Tea Trays, Table Mats, Bri-
tannia Ware, Coal Oil Lamps, Gas Fixtures,
Toilet Ware, Bathing Apparatus, Refrgerators
Of the most improved kinds, Water Coolers, Ice
Cream Freezers, Ice Chests four sizes, Table
Cutlery ivory and common, Knife Baskets and
Trays, and great variety of House Furnishing
Articles, useful as well as ornamental.
All orders for Gas Fitting and repairing prompt
ly executed by experienced wor1men.
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Adiutant General Ohio.
MURDER OF ROBERT McCOOK.

OIACIANAIIl aug. Z.
A despatch to the Commercial from
Dechard, Tennessee, says Gen. Robert
McCoOk was murdered day before yester-
day while riding in his ambulance in ad-
vance of his BRIGADE.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.
III superior street, Clorelan

wASTrD-Fractional Stock Of the Cleveland,
Columbus Cincinnati Railroad.
E. B. HALE, Banker,
g.......f,,- .t...A
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Liberal Premiums offered b. the State Board On
best descriptions Of Woos should and viii encourage
choice lots for exhibition from all parts Of the United
States and Canadas. Having consented to take charge
Of and arrange such Wools may be sent for szhb-
ton, in building to be devoted exclusively 70 that
purpose, shall endeavor 70 make il profitable and
interesting all exhibitors and il IS to Be hoped tha
all samples will be sent as early the st Of August,
that suicient room may be provided; or at least
hibitOrs viii advise Of their desire send stating
the number Offeeces, bearing in mind that not less
than twenty will be entitled 20 premiums. Entire
clips may be sent when sales and premiums are both
desired s. N. GOODALE, Agent.
may2ldfWis40l
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MILWAUKEE 1IARKET-Aug. ,.

by TELEGRAPH.
FLOUR-Market unchanged.
WHEAT-Market I{f12c higher; g756e for No. !.
RECEIPTS-l,lO 100 bbls -four; 26,DUO bush wheat.
SHIPMENTS-l9OO bbls flour; 1900 bushels of
wheat.
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eDDS csc ErJDS-
A WaE sHysnn.

Tbon vino ordainest for the lands saivetion'
Famine ana fire and sword and lalnenlation'
Now nnto Thee we lift our supplicaron,-
God gave the Nation!
By the great sign, ,foretold' of Thy appearing.
Coming in clouds. while mortal men s'"ha
fearing
Show us, amid this smoke OF battle cAe'-''As'
Thy chariot nearing
n, tba hraye blood that howeth like rlVer'
w, Thou a ,hunderbolt from out Thy qnlVer'
Break Thou the strong gates! Every ie''ef
shiyerl
Smite and deliveri
s,av Thou our foes OF turn them to der'Sion'-
TIN through the blood-red Valley OF DECISION
peace on our fields shine, like @prophets WIS
ion,
Green and elysian
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nENTISTRI.
The Undersigned Graduate of the Bal
13Inore College of Dental Surgery, respectfully
offers his professional services TO the cltlzetis
of FIensburr. He has spared no means to
'thoronebIv acquaiut himself with every i'm
nrovement in his art 20 many years OF per-
sona sonai i experience, he has sought to add the
;n,nartod experience Of the highest authorities
IN Dental Science. He simply asks that an
opportunity may be given for his Work 10
'p''''> SAMUEL BELFORD, D. D. S.
(Ofice formerly occupied by DR. j. Clark
References Prot C. A. Harris ! 7. E. Bond,
Jr. w. r. Handy; a. A. Biandy, F. II. Aus
ten of the Baltimore College
rSg- VIII be at Ebensbarg on the fourth
| Monday Of each month, to stay one week.
| April 3, l8t2tf
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Green and elysiani ]

wu.rTo SEND TO SOLDIERS. Those
who are in doubt what they should senu
"a their friends in the army Will DO wen
80 rsad over the following catalogue OF
items, made UP for general circulation -
Ambrotypes in fve-pound cases '1lie %
Josenhus.o in ten volumes patent Dutch
ovens full size feather beds and pillows J;
r;na watermelons frkins OF tresh 5utter !;
.amnle from last litter of pups baby was
ans for use OF infantry sausage stulers )
castor oil in bladders; frosted cakes IN !
handboxes catnip tea, well stirred mud
lamps without wicks; hair brushes; no-
dle strings in the original package vases
f,r flowers: ice cream freezers rattle
haIlv non in quart bottles; pillow eases
stuffed with cheese; flesh brushes' WIN
directions for use fresh eggs sanu' u
scour knives with pickles IN Jars money
in little baskets; photographs III ira'nes
bootiacks: French mode OF raising trout
taa IN caddies hot water for soaking leet
n,tmao oraters with handles; maps OF tn'
conntry on rollers tanning mills tor fe e,
-, tomat, catsup, in casks; Sufoit
MOS for pets; boot backing, IN pint Dot
ties parior skates empty dry goods box box
ea lead pipe, for bullets; prepared KIN
dl;,g.,yood, in bundles flower seedS, Ia
haJled . old horse-c0llars mush ana MIL
in pans: mouse traps; cinnamon essence
for the hair; clothes lines ana pms
chicken gravy in bowls. An snch aI'
cles the soldiers can as well carry as NO.
and if captured, the enemy VIII "onqei
tho inex xhaustible resources OF the NolIi
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Eayv oC newspapers.

!. Subscribers who do not give express no.
+ic, to the contrary, are considered as wish
i1r to continue their subscription.
IF subscribers order the discontinuance
Of their Periodicals, the Publisher may con-
tt,ne 20 serd them until all arrearages are
?. If subscribers neglect or refuse 70 take
+beir periodicals from the offices TO which they
arc directed, they are held responsible I'll
thew h.rve settled the bill and ordered them
discontinued.
l. II subscribers remove to other places
without informing the publishers, and the
r,anc~s are sent TO the former direction, they
are held responsible
> Tie Courts have decided, that reufsing
! - take rcriodfcals from the Office or remoy-
ing and leaving them uncaledior, is puma
I fsc.ae vidcuce Of intentional fraEd
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s@ One ofthe States passed an act that
no los should 90 at large without muz-
zle and nan was brought up Tor inirinG,
ING the statute. In defence nc aileael
that his deg had a muzzie.
SHOW is that" quoth the justice.
90 said the defendant "the act says
nothino where the muzzle shall be placed
and as thought the animal wonid like
the fresh air, | put it on his tail.
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ErPENSETRG FOUNDRY.

EPENSBURG FOUNDRY
- The withdrawal of the foreman and
book-kecper from the Ehcusburg Foundry,
renders il absolutely necessary that ali ac-
counts shall be settied up without amy delay
Persons Gcsirous OF saving difficulty, and
pcrhaps costs. had better calland settle with
our rtrrber notice. =. GLASS 4 co.
Ebcpsburg, Jam. rs. 1892.
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NOTI9
4 CARD
Lancaster Tn. July 80, ]

Lancaster TIP. July 80, 1851.
NEssps. EVANS AND WATSON: GEATLEaEN-
The small size No. l SaIamander safe WhiGh
| purchasod from yeur agent, Ar, -Adanh IL
Bar. in Lancaster City, on July 2oth, looe'
has been subjected TO very severe TEST
which 1t vithstood in most satlst,'e'oFy
manner. Tins Safe, containing all my looks
together with va,u nble papers belonging 10
myself and some tony neigbbors ana TRENDS
ard represeting a value ofoYer Twenty nous
and Dollars. IS20, ,000) was in my Mill Whlch
was destroyed on the night of the 2lth oil : u
w. 1860, and passed through the tefy or1r.lL a.L
nnsca.hed The Safe Syas onthe second hoor
aud fell 10 the basement Of the MIL 'i'd was was
| subjected for six hours 10 an intense he't
| among the rui.is, which was greatly increaSeu
! Inv The combustion OF large quantity oi gram
! confined within he brick walls AFTER the
FIRE the safe was opened and the books ana
papers taken out IN a state OF perfect PreseF
! vatIon. the paper not even being discoiored'
| This fact was, however. TO many hyst3noeta
a better recommendation of your Safes tn an
| could be expressed in any other yEofds rom
me. ours ;, - yyrIrT u ICE-
Lsel3 ~ - : ~ f-,' aSova anal
ity ~ Fire and Thief Proof safes always OF
hand and for sale AZ as low rates aS any otAe
frm, at Eh ms 9 "-ht.2J-s -,
10. l6 South Foursh St, Philadelphia.
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NJ, CrIfsT1AL SrATE-Old Ricket

THE CELESTIAL STATE-Old tickets
w.s q man Of labor, and had little OF no
t;me @ to devote to the future. He was
w;thal, rather uncouth in the use OF lang
uage. st,,nino hoo
holes about his place, he was apProaae,hed
hv eolporteur and presented with a
tract. ., 5aro.n5a1
That, sir. is book describing the &C.
lestial state,' was the reply, wv
celestial State = said Rickets. '" mere
the deuce is that 2
My worthy friend, L tear '"a' you i@'
not 1D;L+e
well never mind interrupted Rlekets
n don't want TO hear about any better
STATE than old Pennsylvania. | intend tl
i've and die right here, if i can only keel
them id hogs out
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Rpx.RKABLE WORKS OF HUMAN LA
uoR -Niaevah was Il miles long Q ;, m,Les oo
vide and 46 miles round, with wall lpo
feet high, and thick enough Tor :, thTee
e ebariots abreast. Babylon was 30 mules mules
within the walls, which were 10 feet timex
and 100 feet high, with 100 brazen ga.eso; gao
The 1I temple of Diana, at Ephesus, was 40
feet to the support OF the root; =, 1t was
ere one hundred years in building. The lars i
est est Of the pyramids is 48l feet high and
653 feet on the sides; the base &c covers c
eleven acres; the stones are about OF 1eet
in length. and the layers are 20o. 1t ,.,i en-
niovd $50, 900 men in building inc
labyrinth in Egypt contains $40 'hpmoetz reaeets
rnins p miles round and 900 gates Gar,
tbaoe was % miles ronnd. Atheas 1ae waS
o. miles round, and contained oo''o1o
citizens and 100000 slaves, The tetholt
- Delnhos was so rio1, in donations that i
" ,r.s Wandered $50, ,000, 600, and Nero car
r;ed away from it 800 statues. ne "aii
&C Rome were g miles round
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Yy7HE UNION FOREVER!! !!



r. II. TUDOR & HUGH JONES, 80.
rr.,-inc, formed a partnership in the GttO-
Gerry business, would Respectfully can 5 .tlio -;
attention of the people of EbenspurS anu VI
cinity to their large stock, Whlch n"S 49, DS
selected in the Eastern market with great
care Come ard examine 1or youIseif -.
They cannot fail TO please Our STOCK o"' ooiisi9's
in part of the following articles, N'z
White and Brown Su- Chewing ana 0hloA
" - Tobacco,
n. 0. Molassses, -,
Syrups, CCe' ,forl,a+ o,d
Rio Coffee, CiotheS, ,li.A h1l Ne'
.5S out.S pissoI trs l,aas Wasl boards, Brooms,
| - - - an tinds Buckets, Measures,
So. e;rr,or and Wa Kealers, Churns,
tor CrarIers Kegs,
~. :el 80 peaches Hair and Wire Selves,
80 - "a a,nons Scrub, Shoe and Dus-
Figs, Raisins, tin5 ptS y $3.50 1nrii,
t-l.lnaf ! ta-te.; ~ tinas Lines, Rope Halters,
| Frt fav and Coffee. Twine, Tye Yarn,
n-,,1 Fawcits,
i B,,tter Prints and La Window Glass,
dies Putty,
Arnold's Inks from to An assortment - ol 20
/ 75cents per bottle, sehces anu III - ,t
Shoe findings, Pegs ShoEeis'ol 10
Nails, Thread, Garaeh q il"! - -
Sole Leather, ScytheS ''ne VII
| Harvest Tools, Buck saws anu ->''--7'
Hay Forks, FroFisioi-
FLOUR. CORN and DAT MEAL,
CHEESE, RICE, BA G on,
MACKEREb, HERRING, CODFlSHr
And all kinds of Liquors, Brandy, Gin " mes mes
Old rive and Common Whiskey, &c, &c
psz The above articles will be sold eheaE
for Cash or Country Produce, at Cash Pflce'
Ebensburg, May 9, l86l.u
NOTICE
N Having associated with Hagh Jones II
the Grocery business, hereoy give hcti1e :,
all those having standing accounts with me
Ia come forward and settle the sane, Feeling
thankful to the citizens of Ebensburg and VI
ciuitv for their former patronage, / WoHl" re
snectfuIIv solicit n continuance OF the same
under the firm of Tudor and Jones.
r. II. TUDOR.
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SAD IRONS, or SMOOTHING IRONS,
all sizes and best quality, TO Of cts per 10
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WEEKLY PRESS.


TIE WEEKLY PRESS has been established
on a secure and permanent foundations out IL
= in reaIitv a marvellous example OF the de-
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The General features Of the Paper, in addi
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EEpHY and Original and selected TALES
chosen for their lessons oi Ilte, illustrations
of History. dcpictuEc OF Manners, aHd-geneTal
merit and aGa:gcC, IL their variety 10 the
tastes Of both sexes and all ages.
+ THE LITERARY CHARACTER
! or TEE WEENTA' PRESS. now universally
. aci.nov gud 10 be ot IN elevated stamp
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T,.;ir ard Tvrannical Legislation; ever de-
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iIUFULAR SOVEREIGNTY constitutes the
fouE Tcrt:l ' SIS of our free institutions. and
lthat tie intelligence and patriotism OF cur
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s.l~e ala. EstEtE.E 1aECFtilcut- y At>e '-ie
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No sl7 cHEsrSuT ST. Philadelph's.
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ravr.ssEs = sEsE1sER.

7 THE HUNTINGTON NURSERIES
- HUNTIN6DoN. PA.
sen Fruit i Ornamental Iress. Vines %c' q.
better growth. IaIge size, and at lower IT.'''
than any Of the Northern or Eastern NURSERIES
and warrant them true 10 name
Standard apple trees at lss cents eac'-
SIC per 100 -,
Peach trees, > to 90 cts eaeh--Sl2.5o 70
So per 10
Standard Pear trees. 80 TO IS cts oach.
Dwarf Pear trees. 5o$ toSl each-2o TO -
per 100
DIVERT Apple trees, so to IS cts each
Standard Cherry trees 373 to - cts
Dwarf Cherry trees so 10 IS cts.
Plum trees 30 cts.
Apricot trees 80 to SO cts.
Ncctariuc trees - cts each.
Grape Vines % cts TO 81.
Silver Maple trees 62A 10 81.
European Ash, - % /,
European Laroh, IS cts 20 f.5e
Norway Spruce, 30 cts 10 81.
American BaIsam Pine. . cts 20 SI.9V
American Chinese Arbor Vita, % ."
/ Sl50
strawberry Plants, 81 per 90. &c. &c
\ Huntington Jan. -, 1SCo.- 3rn-
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-11-07
EN-President Buchanan and
Gen. Scott.

We have not space for the reply Of Ex-
President BUCHANAN to the recently pub
lished letter of Gen. ScoTT, but must con-
tent ourselves with a few brief extracts,
which will be read not without interest, in
which Mr.. BUCHANAN fully exculpates
himself from SooTT's charges, and con.
victs the latter Of an extraordinary loss of
memory.
In response to the first charge, that
through the influence of Floyd, he refused
to garrison nine forts, scattered over six
States, as recommended by ScorT, he
says;
"All my Cabinet must bear me witness that
was the President myself, responsible for all
the acts of the Administration; and certain n
is thht during the last six months previous 10
the 29th December, 1860, the day on which
he resigned his office, after my request, he ex-
ercised less influence on the Administration
than any other member of The Cabinet"
There were but five companies, at dis
tant intervals; comprising 400 men, which
were at his command, and he says il
would have been "simply ridiculous" i"
The army was at that time employed on
the frontier "to give reasonable security
to our citizens in distant settlements, in
cluding emigrants on the plains.''
III SCOTT ON SECESSION. .
ScoTT furnished President BUCHANAN
with his "views,' of which the latter
sayss
These views" of Gen. Scott exhibit the
crude notions then prevailing even among in.
telligent and patriotic men on this subject of
Secession. In the first sentence the General.
while stating that ITO save time the right OF
Secession may be conceded" yet Immediately
says, "this is instantly balanced by the correl.
alive right on the part of the Federal Govern
ment against an interior State or Ststes to re.
establish by force, II necessary, its former
continuity Of territory" (For this he cites
"Paley's Moral and Political Philosophy, last
chapter" II may be there, but have been
unable to fnd it) While Il is difficult TO as.
certain his precise meaning in this passage,
be renders what he did not mean quite clear
in his supplementary ''yieWs' Ia these be
81 5 ut will be seen that the views onIy
a., : 10 case of Secession that makes oap
ia the present Union The falling off, say Of
Texas, or Of all the Atlantic States, from the
Poi mae South, (the very case which has oc-
eufrrd) was not within the scope Of Gen.
SIS provisional remedies;" that is TO say. 60
establish by force, il necessary, the coniiun.
ity Of our territory In his Views he also
states IS follows 'Bat break this glorious
Union by whatever line or lines that political
madness may contriVe, and there would be-
no hope Of recruiting the fragments except
by the laeeration and dsspotism Of the sword.
10 effect such resnlt the intestine wars of our
Msxiean nsighbors Would, in comparison with