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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-24
For The New.YoTh Tribune
SONG OF THE AMERICAN EAGLE.
BY A LADY OF VERMONT.

! BUILD my nest on the mountains crest
Where the wild winds rock my eagle,s TO rest;
Where the lightnings flash and the thunders crash,
And the roaring torrents foam and dash:
For my spirit free henccforh shall be
type for the sons of Liberty.
Aloft fly, from my eyre high,
Through the vaulted dome OF the azure sky;
On a sunbeam bright take my airy fight,
And float in food of liquid light:
For love to play in the noonlide ray,
And bask in blaze from the throne Of Day.
Away spring, with ,reess wing,
On the iea,hery cloud poise and swing;
] dart down the steep where the lightnings leap,
And the clear blue canopy slowly sweep
For dear to me is the revelry
OF free and fearless Liberty
love the land where the mountains stand
Like the watch-,owers high OF a patriot band
For may no, bide, in my glory and pride,
Though the land be never so fair and wide,
Where Luxury reigns Ger voluptuous plains,
And letters the free-born soul In chains.
Then give to me in my tgnt 10 see
The Land of the Pilgrims ever free;
And meier will rove from the haunts love,
But watch, from my sentinel track above,
Your banner free over land and sea,
And exult in your glorious destiny.
Oh, guard We we'll the land where dwell,
Lest to future times the tale tell,
When slow expires in smouldering fires
The goodly heritage of your sres,
How Freedoms light rose clear and bright
From fair Coumbia's beacon-hight,
Ill ~ a. rla r,pHf
Then will tear from your pennon fair
The stars We set in triumph there!
NV branch or the blast II launch,
The Auttering stripes from the flagstaff wrench
And away l II fee, for scorn to see
A craven race in the Land of the Free. D.
Brandon IT., January, 1874.
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GOVERNOR kAvANAGH AND Mr. PORTER
Some time in October last, Governor kavanagh
sent to the President a memorial from Bangor
against the removal of the United States troops
from Fort Kent The memorial was referred to the
Secretary of War, who replied follows:
y do not think that under ordinary circumstances the
troops OF the United States should Be called upon 10
dvduils from expected tes.asS aid in enforcing in
STucilou 10 an ignorant and unuformeG pOrticn Of the
population Il Is for these purposes thar we are asked 10 or
dr back the troops and they do appear 10 os objects
which under the nCcS would authorize the con-
STUFFED authorizes oil the uaon order military force any
where 49, - ~
Governor kavanagh responded TO this communi-
cation IN a. letter addressed 10 the President in the
course OF which, he adds
Now without entering. th. time into further CON
sdrfason OF the subject shall couen myself simply with
we Sat e Tone AID temper of the last paragraph
the Secretary communication me such as To
my acknow Iefgng Its receipt him or hyng ,rhar
ever - ~ 1890 ~
THE TRIAL OF THE TWO HUNTERS for SHOOTING
Mr. Vandllng, some time ago, came off at the
last term of the Northumberland County Court,
Pa and occupied nearly two weeks. William
Hunter was found guilty Of manslaughter, and
sentenced 10 five years imprisonment IN the Pen.
itenilary; the verdict In the case of Robert Hun.
ter was mot guilty" In the case of Devanev,
aolle pr0sequ was entered by the Common
wealth.
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The following is the value of Imports and Ex-
ports of the United Statos from 1920 to 1913, incu
sve as presented Congress by the Register OF the
Treasury: -
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WIN. BROWNS COMPOUND BONEsET
~ ~, ANY, EDlCATED.-Withn a few mouths
L no iusek medicine as its ingredients known 10 all
which bone hob ecamp,ne root root Of SOULS root
o seneca snake root and Other RIOTS and
w wnoopns cough and all diseases Of the ungs sore throat
ALSO al + IN estsnye for clearing the voice FOR vocass
aHe pubic :reakers This Medicine Candy has gained
9aencs extensive SALE has Caused many base courtr
e' 70 De 9t-i to The public consequence of which the
non vi" sccgmDaqy M candy when purchased me drug
,a-ton Ia ew York BY A. B. & D. SANDS. No 20
fulton ST, y East Broadway, 273 Broadway. jsl3 I'm
E'Ok SALE OR LEASE.-Thirty-tw Lots OF
Grrund al Harsimus, (N j. bounded By Jersey Avsnne
jersey City For particulars, inquire a. No. AZ Chatham.
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a Review Of the leading measures Of the General As
ssnhiy OF 1851 By member OF the Newly ork bar Ner-
York: John S. Taylor, 1888 The American Biblical i{r-
p9sltory Vol HIl page 2le State Of the Presbyterian
Church page pal Whatever may be ultimately decided be
the legal .ishts OF the parties he Church is IN TACT d!rided
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WINTER AhhANGE- g ss-Sl ~
IETSaaLa NENT.-For ALBANY, via Es.-EssS&.--
EOu,s;r

go. WINTER AhhANGt- - as-asI =,
s1 h h[i5S.To1 ,1d AAd od*s vi, via
-E2gszgEWesteln Railroads, DAILY sundays excepted
] for A5fGy R ,hS Can, nut vii take the PsI an!
&6KS >9 S o 81 Efsf; Sa
the Housaonc and Western RAILROADS, without change OF
baggage crates 70 albany, arriving evening
Ell ;:sfs a 'R5y 33'5 FRkR * s:a; foot
.,et>S. !. WINTER ARRANGEMENT =
j EEW-Y0RK BOSTON RAILROAD
sssTESsssEz2LINE. via Norwich and Worcester. Tn
The stsaY5oet new g HAVEN Y Capt. K pussa4, yiIl
ley Place every Monday Wednesday and Fday afternoon
RAILROAD Cars leave fc- Boston Immediately on the arrival
of the New Haven at Norwich whence passengers are for
wa[ded without change Of cars or baggage.
wca now complete, obyiatins ali obstruction By the
For further information inquire the Office on the Wharf,
NB-Ai PERSONS forbid trusting any one sn account
NEW LINE OF PACKETS FOR I-IV-
ey7F{ ERPOOL-Sails THIS DAY--Ihe neg splendid
- and iavoIe, packet ship QUEEN OF THE, VEST
tons oarttn Capt ,w sail pos,iYly as 1850
The ships Of this line all 1000 bur-n end upwards
about 20 embark for tn Old Coguy II 70, ia 70
The advantages TO De derived from selecting this Ina IN
ference 10 ohe IS their capacity renders them Wv
class and their well known are superior
10 any othsI Those wishing TO SECURE bers should MAKE
~,
" X j. T. TAPoCOTT al their General Passage Ofics,
70 Peck Sip. corner Of South ST.
re Queen OF the est will sail from Liverpool on the 9Th
Nm zach hd Persons Wishing TO send friends
n= sailing on the lst 5.h nth, lG 2st and 6t Of eyerg
oHth Dtaits for any amount payable and without
discount N all the principal towDS throughout England lie
land Scotland or al-s constantly for sale above 23
DRESS BOARDS-Wanted, gross or two OF
4 secondhand PRESS BOARDS, large enough Tor sf.e,
= ~ - inches IL considerably Worn wall Apply
a. i'p uIiol-st 10 Moor DIFF
n Parks Only true celebrated highly inn
proved Manifold Letter WrirerThs article produces
Letter and Duplicate the without the of pen
detected "
j. Park would refer his friends aud the public generally
10 The New-l ok --s which with praise a; the vast
M has made Ia the above artIce and invites
thsIn TO Cali aud the exclusive assortment he has on
manu. and convince themselves c Ire utility aud cheauess
he above article which he sells 30 per cent CHEAPER than
DE- oodSt elsewhere At his Stationery and Patent Blank
Book aud Bank Ledger Depot 81 John street doors below
Nassau. $500 ~
~ B-This Writer warranted TO bear the change OF any
Climate and VIII neither rub off at the same time
i"'i's 1ii 9e i'aii suokrs eI Ice pen. Jl0 I'm !
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DEAD WHAT SHERMAN:S LOZENGES
IL HAVE DONE.-Mr DAY. boot maker No 20 Til.
larry: test Brooklyn suffered greatly for eighteen months
with eIAacIs"n debility sickness OF the stomach loss Of dp
petite shooting pains IN the bowels his omach ec,ed al
nest every nd Of food He had been attended
by arIous physicians and Tor months by the professors
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-24
FINHE understand, CIVIL ENGINEERs. VII

Z. HE undersigned, CIVIL ENGINEERS, VIII
make oars5ys Estimates OF cost, and cports for Rail
WAYS, Canals Roads Docks, Wh2rveg, Sustaining Walls,
Bridges CT every description wth plans and specifications
and when required ull sapernland their execution.
They vii mea5aIe aad compute Cubical quantities OF earth
orroc estimate the cost Of removing the same; they Will
land aud report the best mode OF rendering water
power available and OF opening and Quarres They
sill make drawings and specihceons OF improvements IN
machines and aid inventors procuring letters PATENT the
services Of Dr. Thomas P Jones have been secured for any
bus requiring personal attendance al Washington Thpy
Mines, Quarries Machinery, &c.
Address either of the uIdeF=ignsd at es erkhap,s Er
change, New York EDWIN Z. JOHNSON
NIL i'm u q
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Instructions ortakns The aIcla and great number Of
certificates and testimonials may be obtained any
oil the above places. a2i collin ~
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IMPORTANT DISCOVERY.
RICHARDSON & co $ CELEBRATED
AMERICAN PANACFA

THIS Medicine, compounded solely from vegeta-
/ bs matter free from authorizations and warranted free ion
any ingredients detrimental health discovered about
by individual sorey afflicted with ULCER
the hyscans the United States ior eight
years without the least apparent hone OF restoration 10 ea
and By them pronounced ncurable but no. after taking
the above nomrd medicine for ye weeks restored TO
success aud has failed ny instance when taken
following diseases to wits AL T RHtUM, SCR oFuLA,
ULCERATED SCRQFCL-A, BEONll4Fr!S, FEVER
TORY AND. CHRONIC aHEyNATlSM PILES,
ERYsIPELAS, BLLEs. SCyRyY, CHRQiHIlC SORE ORE
ssdtaaI3b HEAD, ltND AL INFAMOUS DisEAsFs
DlCIOUS USE OF MERCURY, or An IMPURE
STATE or THE, BLOOD. Tn" efficacy Of ibis medicine
has tested al the diseases above enumerated ana It's
effects truly astonishing, Only one table Sooni" to be
produces to4ics fleet. whIl Gu most cases. 1t also
gentle cat.rtc increasing the appetite and general health Of
the patent MI liberated discharge pro-
fusely aud producing eii.cusi alerayr tc whole
Persons while taking should rsl1 from t- Of I'll
THOS. 6. TALMHGF.
General AGENT, 30 Pinesi opposite III, custom hos ~ York
or ~ Rushton no Broeway, and 10 Aston blouse, Broad
Johr b Dodd 6i3 and III bf02Gwoy; p Duke ii3
Broadway; Dr. o. W. Sargent, l57 ,eenw Bush <
fiiilyer IS Greenwlch street d. Eugene Croweil 296
po.vary JChn Syme. 81 Fulton street; Thomas K,,e %
Hammond street; Reuben r. Moss .ad street
l.. r Wheeler Co li2 Cherry street, Cahorne ST.:
Syme 63 Bowery all az whom rs and test,-
Enons Of It's efficacy. tso, Brooklyn b. JAS. w. Snh
Cranberry End Fton streets; George mnrose
Fulton stTeer.
Instructions for taking the aItcla and great number Of
certificates and testimonials may be Obtained any
OF the above places. a2i eodl!n ~
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III -FEUPLk OF the STATE OF New. OK 10 !Ie
Z Creditors and ofkin Of SlLAS TOOKER lateotm
town OF Huntington in The County Of Suffolk deGessDd a.
minstrarlx and William A. Tooker and Nathaniel 0skL
Administrators of the Of the said Siias Toose d
ceaSed have been required by Surrogate OF our CoaaJ
Of SAID deceased render Of their Admic'E
0n o.! the sad and the said Nathan el Oakley Is "
si.os have the sad finally settled and has applsw
the SAID Surrogate for that purpose You Therefore Re
CURED appear before said Surrogate at The Inn Of JG
day of february next at one O'clock, P NJ to attend s
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IN PURSUANCE, OF an Order of the SuHOga is
of tie County Of New York Notice hereby gysnr y -,
persons having CLAIMS against SARAH C. LUDLOW, ~ -
e the city OF New York widow deceased pfeSeal -.
BENJAMIN w Bonrey No II Ceda street IN the e,
Ne. YORK before the t,h day Of July NEXT JAZZ
New York The thlrtieth day Of December 1913.
WIN: ELLISON MILLER, r,seutor.
i3 law6m b. w. BOESPY GA's
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-24

OFFICES IN WALL-STREE TO LET
" ALI, the Offices in the Marble Buildings. No. Il Wall
street Apply at The ComptroeTis Office No. Hall OF
Recor's a "a 94il III coInrt =. Je1
~ 10 LEI-Woikshops OF various sizes anu
LIZ media ely Inqoi:s # J Lock 81 Ann st Jl20 I'm
As 10 LET---A store and back room with
l counters shelly s. sc. for sever. years occupied for
I1l. publication aud compositors office for weekly
paper. inquire OF J. Locke, 81 Ann ST. ja20 I'm
lat3 TO Ll'r-A room, bedroom, pantry, clos
ets, Sc suitable for snail a5niiy The rent uGii
Immediately Inquire of. Locke. 81 Ann ST. ja2O I'm
r1 FOR SALE-A Grist and Saw Mill, with
LII IS good Land Water Power, Store and yelling
House and variety of Fruit. Terms easy. Apply 10
a. P. 81. c. SMITH. IS Liberty ST, 1922 f
l-A FOR SAL;-A valuable Farm of 800 acres,
easy. A ?. * j. c SMITH IS Liberty st DIP ii
ia TO MECHANICS AND OTHGRS.-'ro
3 the premises the Of the subscribers Book
store four stories high, we'll lighted on four sides y
j2ests NAH on DAY & CO. s74 Penrl.str~e,.
sv.S FOR SALE-At WiIliamsburgh. L. L.
@ story brick front Houses and Lots situat-
North h street between Sd and at streets aed
five minutes walk from Gland Ferry Lots %
with Fireplace and bedrooms, all well finished aud in good
order. 1key will be sold bargain and part OF the purchase
remain on bond and m3rSase For terms apply to
s8ss,A SMALL FARM FOR SALE-,!tualed
The nbc road about 2G0 Yards from the Turnpike
- road TO FLUSHING. miles from Williams burSh Ferry,
aud miles from the village Of Newtown, containing twelve
acres OF land which lies high aud calculated for e.ry
SPOT with choice grated fruit Also /: acres of asparagus
stages the premises four times day. aud from
New to5p9ttcnl insure Of John POWELL near the
ja0 lms ROBERT WEBER, 1877 Broadway
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OFFICES IN WALL-STR EET TO LET
" ALI the Offices in Marble Buildings No. Il Wall,
srreet0Apply at The Comptoer,s Office, No. Hall of
RECORDS A. \. SMITH. Compt'r. j22
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'Hi counters hevs Sc for severe. years occupied for
LIZ. publication aud compositor office for weekly news
paper. inquire OF J. Locke, 81 Ann st. ja20 I'm
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TN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surfoss y
Of the County Of NewYor notice N hereby g.yse H., ~
pStsons having claims against ELEANOR COtt an, ~
o. ne Ltt OF Ne" York, sngi .oman TO present u .
WIN The vouchers thereof, 10 The subscribers at nr Tf
,esltence OF them ehs ii them or the Once q r;r
lO NJ = DERRY No. l29 Futonstreet, IN me o IA
Ne"-f ok, before the 29gh day of June neIt.D'
Naw-Yors, the 10Th day Of December, 1888.
John CALULE ELL, E,ernroa.
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IA ets &c suitable for small family. The rent until
LII! the rstoi May S22 and s2s Possession given
Immediately. Inquire of j. Locke. 81 Ann st. ja20 I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-24

DIG lawl0w Recorder of The city OF New ] or
CORPORATION NOTICE.-Pub,hc Notice
Thereby given owners, ocf upanto ocesp
OF all houses and lots improved unin roved lands ah
thereby that the following assessments been cef,
by the Assessors aud lodged in lie Street Comm'nssI
Ofce for examination By all pefsons interested VIZ
Avenue e. embracing lots Doth sides of Ii.
tween the first Avenue and Avenue G. the East sac DDS
First Avenue between 6t and 8th streets and BON S
Of Avenue and B, be,vesn 9th and S,h streets. ...i
All persons whose ateress affected by the
Assessments and who opposed the sans or gun s 70
them reauested ,e PRESENT their objections "a s
the uc ersiGned the Street Commissioners Oface Wiz
thr;y days from tn date OF tbs office.
JOHN EVEN, Street Commissioned,
and Chairman OF the Assessor,
Street Commissioners Office, January 22J, 1874
DOR SALE--New and second hand dooais
sashes, sash doors counters drawers shelving, &c
plaiaed, By J. Locke, 81 Ann 81, Jaw
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81 10 LEW oIkshops OF various SIZES anu
I; b 81 lighted Of any in the city Possession gwen I'M
media CIV InCui;a &c Lock 81 Ann i20 I'm
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am, Rev. aud Dear Sir, your obedient servant
JONATHAN NJ WAINWRIGHT.
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ofihe University and all to no purpose
On reading D. Sherman's Book descriptive OF the symp,
toms OF worms ne Thought they his h. purchased
box of Shefmals Worm Lozengss A few doses brought
away he Judged about TWO quarts Of worms and entirely
cured HIM \ multitude OF similar might be mention-
ed where children and adults had suffered all but death IN
worms, and nothing relief but Shermans Lozenges.
Coughs, Colds Asthma, Whoopng Cough aud even Con.
SUMPTION AL sooner cured b. Sh-rmans Cough Loz-n-
than other known remedy They allay the tickling
RAISING coughs sle,p whole nights The Rev Dr. Dunbar
Re Mr. For-t Key Or Eastmend and hundreds thou.
sands can attest their happy others can 10 the
eincacy OF sheEmas Cough LozeEges for heatac- papi
atoH oWGess OF spirits, sickness and dssitude from
bodily mental erertions and for ,he wonderful pfor
Of Shermans Poor Mans Plaster which I2 cents
aud warranted for rheumatism and umbago pain or
weakness IN the breast, de- back, auy part OF the body
Ask Tor Sh1ma9S Poor Mans Pser, and that his name
ana his lac Sntle with directions Tor on the back
There s.eat worthless limitations hawked abor
and sold oy unpruclp led druggists Remember Sher-
will be deceived '
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tjhhoS bCAR Wanted, gross or two OF
second haud PRESS BOARDS larss enough Tor .h.,,
2 by q inches II considerably worn VIII answer Apply
a iiJ r ullon-st 10 Moor.
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o! June next Sll twelve O'clock noon, d thar Day at
ad singular the said dwemghouse lot ground and pre-
ard all benefit equity aad REDEMPTION the said
Abaham l.. Brane deceased, aud Agnes D. his wife, Mott
assigns therein and III every and parcel thereof
D3rd THE City OF New York, the eleventh dag Of De
HENRY TOBIAS Assignee Of Mortgages.
ALEX kUssAEEDT. ATTORNEY. ID Wall street dl2 lawI
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JOHN CALDWELL, ig,eeuror.
i}0 law6n THOMAS T. DEVAN,S
GRDtRED, that all The creditors OF IhoiaIJi

u Mack an 5ss G .i be S lsqo5s9 70 aa,s
any they have before M on the TN day Of slach next
O'Clock N the forenoon, my Office No. Y Na;san ,sb
estate should be made and h be disc aged from
pursuant 10 Of staut1 for the NH az.
for 10 weeks in the state paper a in the newspaper pr ata
the cry Of New York, entitled the Sew- Yo,k hSH ni
Dated the 18th day Of December 1913: l. a "a alApp
DIG lawlOw Recorder of the city OF New oIA--
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RI FOR SAi.E.-A trist and saw Mill. with
III good Land Water Power Store and Dwelling
~. House and variety of Fruit Terms easy Apply
P. X J. 6. SMITH. IS Liberty ST, r22 &C
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1844-08-15
The First Sabbath.

Twice had the sun risen on the earth,
and during each of these two days he be-
held some of the magnificent operations
which were then going OH But on the
third day of bis rising, the seventh from
the first creation, all around was silen:
and still no little flower sprung up at
once by the river side no tall trees lifted
their heads anew from the mountains, as
escaping from confinement from the dark
ness beneath; no new f1ocks brow SEQ on
the hills no new herds roamed in the
forest no new fishes glistened in the wa
tiers; no new birds or insects glanced in
the suubeams; no second Adam and Eve
appeared in another paradise, to hail, with
their eyes turned towards the east. the
first rays of the sun. But the same flow
ers blushed in the deep valleys, the same
wavering trees looked down from their
lofty thrones the same sheep, the same
cattle, the same inhabitants of air and wa
ter were seen, seeming by their peaceful
silence, to partake ofthe universal rePose
Of nature. And the same man and wo-
man, sovereigns of the new-made world,
were seen sitting under the shady bowers
of Eden, prolongiug the conversation of
the previous day, and occasionally inter.
rupting the general silence ofcreation by
their songs of praise.
o, how sweet, how peaceful was the
first Sabbath! No want. no pain, no fear;
and above all, no SIN could disturb its hal
lowed tranquility. Happiness, with stea-
dy and gentle light. beamed on every bill
and valley, on every lake and river, and
every lifeless, and every living thing. but
chiefly on those two favorte beings, who.
gifted with intelligence greater than that
Of brutes. possessed pleasure superior to
that Of every other creature. ., could
we have seen the countenances OF that
happy pair, on that glorious day, what
peace, what Joy, what heavenly radi-
ance would have been reflected there =
For how could they fail to be supremacy
happy, when they looked around on me
earth covered with beauty, above IN Inc
heavens filled with divine glory, and with
their own hearts, which were inhabited
by every holy feeling, and sven the cno'
sen dwelling place Of the Spirit OF God
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1844-08-15
NUMBER IS.

zens of all parties to leave me in the peace
and quiet that best suits my years, and
| suppose have ia r!y won by my humble
and faithful servece TO the cause of Liber-
ty. in many bloody scenes of suffering
and danger ihrououghou the Who'll Revo-
lntionary War. II Ivy that free offering Of
the best strength and blood of my best
days | have not earned riches or fame
for my Countrymen, surely | have at least
deserved that. at fonr score years and
seuen. my infirmaties should not be abused,
nor my gray hairs dishonered by being
thus falsely represented to the world az
uttering against those whom l love and
honor the language of vulgar profanity,
and wanton insult.
Moses VAN CAMPEN.