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So soon as the fearful ravages OF the.cut-
worm in the south aud southwest will be
officially made known at Washington, ST.
Amos will have a most bountiful subject for
tract No. 2. on omeRs providen;ial disper.
sations. &c, resulting from the late whie
victories. We look for something very
glowing from his pious pen, on the right
e1us desolaton of this messenger of ven
geance What pathos may we not expect
to be infused into his style and language,
when he shall proceed TO describe the desc


late remains of the seemingly scathed and
half devoured rater vines the decapitated
cabbage stalks. and the Needing cotton
plant Such tract will be requisite to ar
rest the triumph of the wings and cutwoyms
or locofocoism and vegetables will be scarce
before mid summer.