From the Pledge and Standard.
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appears from recent occurrences that mur-
der with all its horrors still revels on this
bloody field, on the banks Of the beautiful
Brandywine, near one Of the American en-
bankments. The ammunition used in the
work ,of death is not powder and ball as for
merly, but what is still worse, liquid fire
that destroys both body and soul.--All per-
sons that value their lives, liberty or repu-
tation, | would caution to be on their guard,
or the agent that stands ready, may apply
the torch, and discharge load of this IL
quid fire into your stoinachs, as practice
has made him expert in such warfare


Now the pith ofsuch business is, that
on the morning of the twenty-third of first