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The Frederick Examiner takes notice of Sc
veral correspondents in quite an entertaining
manner We copy two verses which were Sc
selected from the poetical effusions recently
sent to that paper:


STANZAS To A LADY.
ooh If you knew, thou beauteous, treacher-


GUS one,


What do for you suffer,
Pm sure, quite sure, you'd very much regret
Your heartless, mad rebufer."
Who says it is not in good taste 2 But we
give the otter verse, also, for our readers
amusement and instruction.


LINES TO ELEANOR.


"What though my fortunes limited,


What though my face is brown,
Is that the reason, would ask,


Why you on me are downP
Really the authors Of the articles from which
the above lines were selected must be consid
cred poor poets. But there are many in Ere
derrick who write WELL we know il.