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SanduskV Market,

Office of the Sandusky Register, Nov. 4.
Whcat-A lot of COCO bu white was offered at
$1,2l, without finding purchaser; l,l6 was
offered for lot of 1000 bu Red, and refused.
Flour-Two small lots were sold at the Bay
City Mills-75 bbls Portland at So, so, and IS
bbls Sundusly at 1915.
Salt is quoted at Fsl,G2@1,75, wholesale and
rntail,
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LATER FROM EUROPE.
ADVANCE I'M BREADSTUTFS.
Arrival Of the Africa,

From an extra from the Office of the
San'usky Register, wo copy the follow
ing:
New York, Nov. 4.
The Africa arrived this morning, with
Liverpool dates to the 22d.
Cotton frmer and tending upward.
Breadstufs active, Wheat advanced
Cd; Flour 2s6d, with rising market and
large sales.
Corn advanced rs.
Ashes in good demand at former quo
cations.
Nothing has transpired in the Turkish
provinces, since the last steamers.
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IF You want Clothing, OF any kind, let
l. BURGOYNE almost give you a suit His stock o
Cloths SO large: and were purchased SO cheap that the
draft your pockets will scarcely be felt. Paste this
in your hat.
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1853-11-05

LNU. GO Il Ht| tL-otst Il
Wholesale and Retail Dealers.
THREE SPACIOUS SALES ROOMS.
GALES ROOM No. |, contains large, hand
~ some and cheap assortment of Floor OIL
Cloths, from to 81 feet " ide also Stair, Ia
BILE and knameled Carriage Cloths; Cocoa,
Canton and Brittania Mating, Mats Of ala
kinds painted Window Shades buff Hol
lands green and buff Oil Cloths, and Pulnam's
Pateut self Adjusting Curtain Fixtures.
Sales Room No 2, is foil stocked with an un-
rivalled assortment of Royal Velvet, Brussels
Tapestry, Brussels, Imperial Three Ply, Patent
Tapestry, Ingram and super!ine carpetings; hail
and stair do, OF all widths and prices; embossed
Cloth, Table and Piano covers; Mosaic, Velvet,
Administer, Chenille aud Tufted Rugs, Stair
Rods, Druggeting, etc.
Sales Room No 3. con tains large md we'll
sceced stock of lugrtin Carpets. from 25 to 80
ceLts per yard; Pemp Carp pettng from IS to 81
, cents List and Rag carpets cotton and wool
venitian and q splendid assortment OF English
shecpskins of all coors and sizes
c. B. IL. s. Co., would respectfully call the
attention of persons wishing to furnish steam
boats, hotels or dwelling houses to the above, as
they are determined 10 sell at the same low
prices they have heretofore been selling at and
les 8, than any other establishment in this city.
c. b. HEADLY & CO
octt5-3m No 80 Thrd-st.
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American Engineers Assistant.

T ATELY published.-The American Engineer,
IL Craftsman and Machinists Assistant, design
ed for Practical Working men, Apprentices, and
those intended for the Engineering profession,
illustrated with 200 wood cuts, and IA large en-
graved Lithographic Plates, Of frecently construc-
ted American Machinery and Engine Work; by
Oliver Byrne. Observation-Disclosures and
Drawing instruments, Geometrical Problems,
Brackets, and Pillow Blocks, Lubricators, and
Guages, Horse Power, Parallel
Motions, The Indicator, Safety Valves, High
Pressure Engines, Steamship Engines and Boil
ers, Rotary Engines, Locomotives, Screw Pro-
pellers, Erricson's Caloric Engine, &C., SC.
The work is publised in one large Alto Volume
handsomely bound, md sold at the low price OF
So. 1t will be sent to any part of the United
States, free of Postage, on receipt of that am.
ount by mail. A liberal discount made to al
Agents and Booksellers.
Address, c. A. BROWN & Co. Publishers
N. W. Cor. 4th and Arch streets, Philadelphia.
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PIX yATt. DlSEASES.--Dr.
Brown, No. 4l Diamond Alley,
devo,es his whole attention to
an Office practice His business
is mostly confined to Pirate
>Veneren Diseases, and such
painful affections, brought on
Wy imprudence, youthful indnI-
nonca md evcpss Synhiliis
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BOEhHAVE'S
Electro Chemical Aroma.
GENUINE HOLLAND BITTEHs

-
From LOUIS a. D'ISRAELS, Chemist and Psarmceutist
Of Amsterdam, the oaty Manufacturer.
A PURELY VEGETABLE COM.
n POUND, prepared on strictly scientific rrneiIpse
after the manner Of the celebrated Holland Professor,
Boerhave. Because q; its great in most of the
European States its Introduction in the United States
intended more espe tally for those of Father
Land scattered here and there The face Of this
nigh country. Meeting with great snccess among
them, now offer il t" the American public, Knowing
that its truly medicinal virtues must be ack nowledged.
Benefc al effects will be experienced from its use for
many diseases arising from d'olders Of the stomach,
such Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Headache, Loss of Ap
petite, Nervous Debility, Constipation of the Bowels
Cramps, Chelie, Cholera Mnrhus, etc.
1t is particularly recommended to those persons whose
constitutions may have been impair by the continued
use of ardent spirits, other forms of dissipation. Gen
orally instantaneous in effect 1t finds its way directly
The sent of life thrilling and quckeni, every nerve
raising up the dropping spirits, and in fact using
health and vgor into the system.
None genuine rittouL mu Signature.
Certificate of Mr.. B. o. HOods late Justice Of the Peace
in East Brmia ghGm
Mr.. Benz. Page, Jr.: Dear Sir:--I wonld say that
ave been afflicted with disease of The stomach pa pI
alton of the heart ant nervens headache, for nesr
fifteen years and have spent soma hundreds of dol
lars, in order to effect cure but to purpose. Ate
having used three bottles of your Electro Chemica
Aroma Holland Bttsrs," feel myself entirely re
stored. san eat and sleep we'll and attend to my bsi
with pleasure, and would therefore recommend it
ali those who are similarly afflicted.
Pittsburgh, Aug. 81, 1883.
Mr. Benz. Page. Jr: Dear Sr--hy sincere thanks are
due the friend recommending your Holland Bitters
Having sill fered for some time with headache loss o
appetite, mental depression, and in fact general dsor
der of the system now feel after using but bottle
conscious of returning health.
NICOLOUS SCEOSTEE.
BENZ. Page Jr.- Dear Sir. have beer relieved of the
most distressing pain Of dyspepsia by the use of Boer
haves Holland Blters, pulchascd Of you) after suffer
ing for th rec yeats with headacne and
debility, attending indigestion; now feel perfectly re
stored. YoUis respectfully,
JNO. RUTHERFORD,
No. 20 Wylia ST., Plttsbntgh.
Sold by the proprietor, BENZ. PAGE, Jr,
Drug and Chemical House, cor Third and SmiheId and
Logan and Wylie-sts., Pittsburgh, Pa. octI4-iy
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octi5-3m

Hyphlitc Erupiions, GonorThea, elect, StrIc-
lire, Urethal Discharges, Impurity of the
Blood with all Diseases OF the Venereai Or
gan, Skin Diseases, Scorbutic Ernptons: letter
Rngworm, Mercural Diseases. Seminal Weak
ness, Tmpoteucy, Piles, Rheumatism, Female
Weakness, Monthly Suppressons. Diseases OF
the Joints, Fistuia IN Ano, Nervous Affections.
Pains in the Back and Lons, Irritation Of the
Bladder and Kidneys, successfully treated Cure
guaranteed.
Sixteen years practice fsix in Pittsburgh en-
ables DR.. Brown to offer assurances of speedy
cure TO all who may come under his care
Letters from distance. conianipga fee for
advice, will be Immediately answered
Office and Private Consultation Rooms, a
Diamond Alley, Pittsburgh, pa. Charges mod
reate ocll5-yi
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List o. Arrivals at the principal Hotels up to
II G. N. this GaY

Brouu's Eotel-J N Amer. Phila: Capt
A NJ Casland J NJ Ganteer. Porto Plata; A
Posen. Porto Rico; " P Schell. Penn: Il r
Porter. S I Davidson, University Peron; J
Colt. c.. " Alexander. Bait; S S Williams. \
Y; Col Hunt S c; P II Muschezt. Va: + Cath
erwood London; A J Atocha. Y; G Eangu-
sen, Ky; c I kctchum Miss Mary Ketchum.
Miss NJ Dent. Mobile; A Roberts. Pkila: A A
Arment, wife and son. n Y; I Conway. Va;
J J Soaring, Cal; j II Miller, Bait; T A Har-
rison and lady. W NJ Harrison and lady. III;
VIM Mooney. N Y; G w P Bissell, Cal; c F
T Brown. R j.
National Hotel--A A Nunes, Philada; J
Adams, Baltic; Wexford. Fredericks-
burgh; NJ Shoemaker, BALTIC; J Harding
and lady, Tenn: Miss Merritt and Mr.. Mer-
rift, Va; F Brose, Z \; L " Usher. Phila;
J Shapley. Mich; P Williams y Y: Train.
j D Train. Boston: Royston Belts. Bait Mr.
Buchanan, Nd; F. Whitecar. PhiIa; c d De
| Ferro. BALTIC: McGurk. J g Hondlv. s Vel
lott, \; c II Mccormick, Chicago: Hans
com, n II; E T Bridge. n j. r NJ Cake. Iowa:
J Canaan: II c Murphy and son. n Y
CAits1 Stntes Hotei.-D A Morris Pa: Z
Hunt \ y; W II BROOKS. Detroit; n Arthur.
Va; Morrison. VIM Newton, wife and daugh-
ter, Ky.
Trine Hotel oh Nichols wife and nurse.
{; DIR. Thornley,. I S A: Major Has
kins. Mass; n B Leavcn. Chas. Sheiner Phila:
j Cummings, D Hatch. " Ii Lemon, La:
u Bebament, France; L Page. \. Y.
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DRs. BROTHERS & GRAY
june lS-3t

\ RE consulted, as usual on all Dehcqto
n Diseases. They apprise the public that
they have many facilities afforded them ly
Hospital and private practice in this and for
eign countries. and arc not to be classed with
the seli-named doctors. medical buffers of the
DAY. those who have foiled Of obtaining re-
'lel from physicians of less experience. will
meet with certain. speedy and efectua! cure
ny applying 1T the Medical Office OF Drs BRO
HERS GRAY. on South street, opposite
the Smithsonian Institute, Island.
lie lS-eo 2w#
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perfect Raaucrrcotyrc ofdeceasec

L-g Il perfect PagucrrCotyrrc ofdeceased
or absent friends is more precious relic than
gold or silver: but where to obtain one pos
sessing all the attributes of perfection. is the
mOmentous question. Those who know the
artist say. without hesitation. 30 to WHITE
HURST whose admirable genius, and extensive
experience, combined with improved facili.
ties in the way of instruments. lights &c
precludes the possibility of en- inferior nor
trait at his elegantly furnished establish
ment, where the Of portraits of hundreds
of dead and living celebrities can be exam
ined. Daguerreotyres taken in every STYLE.
Stereoscoric. Crsvon. and imitation postel-
also, specimens Of the beautiful art Of Crvs
talotrr;ng. m29
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10 TIE Strangers and ei,fyers

THOMPsoN'S DAGUERREOTYPES are unsurrasz-
ed by any. for boldness of execution ana
beauty Of artistic finish
His assiduous efforts to establish first class
Gallery in this city. and his continued en-.
beavers to please visiters. and patrons, have
not been unrewarded An examination Of
his Pictures recently made is particularly So
licited. He is prepared to take Pictures Of
every size and style, at reasonable prices.
Gallery. north side of Pennsylvania avenue.
between - and 9th streets, Lane & Tucker
building. NAV so
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TINE UNDERSIGNED most respectfully calls
L the attention of the Citizens ri Na'h,iiG
ton. and others visiting the City, to The iact
that he has recently procured set Of foi Ms
from the North. for manufacturing Soda
Water
These Soda Water Foun's have decided
advantage over those which arc row used
generally. as they arc not made OF copper
but of a composition that is ~ pure as glass !;
consequently the water cannot become I'M
pregnated from the metal.
There are in use now in New York over
-hree hundred.
The public is respectfully solicited to call
and test the quality Of this delicious bcver-
age at ,-o,-.,
between 9Th and 10th streets.
June l3-c0f
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O The Star now shines brightly; and
II our citizens will only give US the same
support they so literally bestow on papers
published in other cities we will give them
aJournal that will be credit to the Cap
itai of the nation. All you who take
pride in the prosperity of Washington,
come to our help.
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SHEER WIRE

nj ". GAIT & BRO call attention to their
l'I. stock of pure Silver Ware embracing
as 1t does everything useful and elegant in
that line, such as
Tea Sets, Pitchers. Goblets
Cups, Forks, Spoons
Fish, Pie, Cake, Fruit. and Dessert Knives
Soup: Cream, and Gravy Ladies'
Salad and Asparagus tongs
Pickle Forks, Ice Cream Spoons,
Butter Knives, Egg Spoons,
Napkin Rings dc.
All of which they offer at the lowest posi-
BILE rates.
NJ. W. GAIT & BRO.
Sign Of the Golden Eagle.
Pa. ave, between 9th and 10th SITS.
june 1S-3t
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EUL0GIEs delivered in the Senate and
House Of Representative of the United
States on the life and character Of John
{. Calhoun, of South Carolina, Henry
Clay, of Kentucky, and Daniel Webster
OF Massachusetts,, complied from the
original documents by Thomas Foster
and George Cochran of this city.
This is book Of about two hundred
pages, gotten up in a handsome manner,
we'll printed, and neatly bound. It is g
publication that should be found in the
house Of every American. 1t is brief,
but glowing history Of three CT America S
greatest men-a history flowing fresh from
the warm hearts Of intimate friends. It
not only recommends itself to the Ameri
can youth as the best history of Calhoun,
Clay and Webster, on account Of the in
viting form in which it is presented, but
as also containing specimens of American
oratory fresh from the lips of some of our
most eloquent living statesmen.
We sincerely trust that Messrs. Foster
It Cochran, two old and respectable disci-
pies Of Faust. will meet with a ready sale
for their valuable and interesting book.
The price is 81 90.
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Zoe shiIEiu~,cp receives all tho No,

IS Zoe shiIEingten receives all the new
Books and Newspapers as fast as published
lie is agent for Harper,s and all the ether
Magazines. and our readers will always find a
large and good assortment of Blank Books ard
Stationery at his bookstore, 0deon buiidinr
corner of AZ street and Penn avenue. feb
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First gSrcsbsfe.Ea1, Church. s.
The Rev. SEPTIMUs TUSTON. ID. D.. will preach
IN this Church. Tomorrow Sunday morning
at II O'Clock, and the Rev. JAS. McGREGoR
BERTRAM, Missionary from St. Helena, will
preach at night, at s O'clock when a co'lcc-
ton viii be taken Up. The public arc invited
to attend
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Attention. Lournexsnen Painters =

Attention, IouTneysnesa Painters =
An adjourned meeting of the United Journey
men House Painters and Glaciers Society will
be held on TUESDAY EVENING next. June
list. at { o clock, at the Franklin Engine
House. The members are requested to hc
punctual in attendance. By order of
". II. TANNING, President,
GEO. ". CHAMBERLEN, Secretary
lie lS-3t&
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Roots Wonderful Daauerreety,es,

no 10 ROOT 5 No matter whether
1t be clear or cloudy weather
Still. with equal truth. he traces,
Multitudes Of lovely faces,
RooT'S Gallery, Pennsylvania avenue, near
Seventh street mar u
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Netice.-W ashipgtonians still living at
Temperance Hall, where inebriates may have
moral suaSion administered 10 them in such
quantities as they may desire, on Sunday
night. at s o'clock. Able advocates Will ad-
dress the meeting
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PREMIUM caEAM THAT IS CREAM

II N: HARVEY begs the public to tear
Il themselves away from s0Hr Cream and
B"tter-"uLh and call at lis depot, opposite
Browns Hotel, where they will get Cream
from the big vallies of Pennsylvania where
COWS are COWS ard creum is cream. and 70
mistake.
A large supply Of that splendid article al
ways kent on hand at 81 80 per gallon, and
all over twelve gallons 81 % Ter gallon.
ie Is
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fav:s6.'y Corps !-SavaEry Corps u

eassaf-y Corps :-sravaEry Corps u
Offers elect:
JOSEPH PECK, esq, Captain.
g. ;. GIDEON, esq, First Lieutenant.
CLARK Mills esq, Second do.
S. c. BUsEY. Nj. D.. Surgeon
GEORGE ". M:LANE. First Sergeant
JAMES 0. WHITNEY. Second 90.
WILLIAM II. BIRCH. Third 90.
c. Ii. BRowN. Fourth do.
FHlLIr MAY. First Corporal.
L, A. HALL. Second do.
3. GER. Third do.
6. p Kraft, Fourth do.
The officers and members are requested to
meet at the armorv of the Washington Light
infantry on THURSDAY EVENING. June %.
at O'Clock, for drill. The sample uniform
Will be ready. and the final Arrangements for
a permanent organization consummated
BY order: J. PECK. Captain
Je lS-5t GEORGE ". McLANE. Secv.
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- Columbia 'Fypoara t,s.:cal socf-
cey.--The members of the ahove Society are
hereby notified that Special Meeting will
be held on SATURDAY EVENING. 18th in
slant. at o'clock. Business Of interest will
be submitted BENZ. F. WILKINS.
Je IL Secretary
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English lutheran 6':surcEs.-Seryices
in this Church. corner Of II and llth streets
(Rev. Mr. Butler,s) regularly every Sabbath
at II a. M. and o'clock p n. Subject tc-
morrow morning "Christian unity.
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e Street Bapsiss ss.urcEs.-Rcv. 7. J.
Bowen, lately returned from Il residence in
Central Africa, will give a statement Of tie
social and religious condition of the people
OF that region, tomorrow Sunday morning.
at II o'clock
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Washington News from the n. Y. Herald.
The New York Hlgold Of yesterday con-
tains the following telcgraphic dispatch :;
eve understand that 4. 0. ?. Nichol-
son, of Tennessee, is very soon to take
charge OF the editorial chair Of the Union.
He is a Cass man, as will be remembered
by the famous letter of 1913 Of the Gen
eral, known as the Nicholson letter.
That letter, written to Nicholson bv Gen
Cass, constitutes, as far as we know any,
thing about him, the foundation of Mich
olson's eminence as a democratic politi-
clan. Iet'he is said to be man of supe-
rior talent, and very large political expe-
rience. His friends say that he declined
a scat in the cabinet, and might have had
a foreign mission for the asking. His
connection with the Union indicates de-
sire on the part Of its managers to con-
ciliate the hard shells. What his policy
as editor may be, remains to be seen"
As far as this dispatch relates to Mr..
Nlcholson's connection with the Union
we believe it is correct; but he is not to
share the honors as editor of the Union
alone, another gentleman, known as one
of the best political writers Of the age,
will be connected with him. His name
will be given to the public in few DAYS.
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;A Walker rpssseaser~, - You
"a 81 Will appear a the Arm0ry in full dress
~ I'll uniform. on MONDAY EVENING next,
- ~ (20th instantly at 6! O'clock for drill 1t
Is important that every member should be in
attendance. BY order Of
WM. r. BRADFORD. Captain.
t. HARDIN. q. :. je l7-2t#
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NGf;ce.-Ibere will he evening service in
the Unitarian Church and Lecture by Or.
DEWEY on the next and following Sabbath.
at s o'clock
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SYIVFSTrE'S

DILEESIrb'S
SILVER SH5iN SODA FOTNTAIN
Corner of 9Th and II streets,
M Al now be seen in full play from 6 a. m.
wi to II P. IN. and as the Ladies come up
in crowds eNcIaiming. '.Oh how Delightfully."-
cool and refreshingH' its pure bright and
sparkling waters are reflected from their
brighter eyes like sunlight from diamond.
No flaming advertisement. with striking cap
tons in stirring capitals have hcra!dcd forth
in grandiioquent phrase this modest csiahlish-
ment, but the public may rest assured tla'
here only in this city can be found the gen
uine carbonated patent atmospheric Soda
Fountain. improved. by which alone pure
SODA WATER can be obtained fresh at every
draught. s. r. SYLVESTER.
Druggist and PEarIna"cu'ist,
N 23-eo 4w Corner G;h anl II streets.
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canlsm. even to the extent in which all
the despotic governments deem it lawful
to propagate their own systems. An
Austrian war, Of conquest upon such a
nation would undoubtedly present one Of
the most repulsive and odious spectacles
of recent European history.'
The Baltimore Sun is barren of editorial
matter this morning, for which amends
are made in the publication of spicy cards
and pertinent enquiries, propounded by
the Baltimore politicians to each other
Conspicuous among the personal cards is
one from Robert J. Brent, Esq, well
known in this city. Mr.. Brent is charged
with having been rabid Wing up to "A A,
all independent Taylor man in '4S, and,
after having been elected by the Demo-
cracy of Baltimore, as a reformer, to
represent that city in the Const,tu
tional Convention, voted against the new
constitution, which granted the city of
Baltimore increased privileges also, with
helping to distract the Democratic party
by personal cards in the Sun. Mr.. Brent
replies onlyto the charge ofyoting against
the new constitution, which he does in a
very lawyer-likem manner It is supposed
that his silence in relation to the other
charges, is an admission of their correct-
ness.
The Clipper, editorially, defends Ga
vazzi from the charge of the New York
National Democrat, which says of his con-
nection with the Montreal riots:
eve feel that he (Gayazzi) was here
amongst us, not as a patriot, but as a
partlzan, and the tool Of CLIQUE, upon
whom the Hood of those men shot do.sn IN
Montred must jal."
The Clipper also stands up for the SOL
diers Of 1872, and contends that none of
them have been adequately rewarded
The editor is quite severe in his remarks.
Perhaps friend Barnes is an ..old defend
0A>> >>>'NAASA
er" himself him:
In the distribution of public Offices
they have been passed over with neglect,
Or it, perchance, here ard there che were
found IN the enjoyment Of a paltry office,
he has been hurled out with contempt, to
make room for some hungry politician,
whose father may have been among the
invaders Of our soil, but whose son comes
to dlspossess old soldiers of their places.
and to take the bread from their mouths.
Where the choice lies between worthy
old patriot who has fought for his country,
and a released convict, the latter is sure
to receive the preferencc-modern politi-
cal services in packing wards and cheating
voters being considered much more wor-
thy of recompense than marching to the
battle field to repel the foreign invader"