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We intend to let the following paragraphs stand few days at the head of oar raper as the taest specimens of iIupudent mendscity, that have ap. Peared in this age They are from the Louisville Journal If old Nick don't acknowledge himself

 fairly out done now he will not do an act of justice The Journal says first, that Gen. Taylor was ..de- Prived of his troops by the fiat cf lis ocn gorern- meal ;'' and hen adds:

 Tie .9fminisfraton d,i GH btat da Administration could do 10 iraire Ms defeat ftse 4me,ican aray, and It should be held to terrible responsibility for the awful results that would have followed such catastrophe.

 And again:

 Mr. Polk let Santa Anna into Mexico, and the locoiocos say that it the best thing that conid have been done for the United States Mir Polk. either desigbedy or bunderingIy, did all in his power 10 secure to Santa Anna victory at Buena Vista, and tae soeof5cos soy Mal Mericaa rietory upon thai Ioouid hdre beea Me mt forfunae

 iag far tte Un,ied Sfafey Maf could possfbiu Aape hsPosasa. Patriotic President Sapient iocofocos

 We advise readers to keep these as perfect curiosities. They will never see two such speei- mems of falsehoods again. It has required wears of practice of most skilfui hand to produce them We advise our readers again to preserve these two paragraphs from the Journal; and if ever premium is offered for the greatest lie that ever was told. either of these specimens will take it- Lou. Desa.