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W. nrD.o,n. cosbo.,o, = Nall y,

I Nj. II. p. EisGsLET, Sir:-I have been selling tts
nedic'n IS ofthe Grafenberg Company for the last ter
yesrs, and have invariably fcund then to give good
satisfaction; and the pills 1 have sold TO a good many
families as regularly as their tea and coffee. and with
my trade they become a staple article. Nsrshalrs
Dterine Catholcnn is a medicine that has done great
snBouEt OF good in female diseases. One lady I sold it
to told me she had received more benefit from one bot
tie than she did irsm a long course of medical trea.
Eaent by the most skiliful physicians.
Yozrs truly, Il WILSON.
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Mns. EogIysoN,s cERrEr1cArE.


'-AhUH' ITthlHuI CO., May Ist, IssJ
This certiaes that / have been in very poor health
foryears, and found lit c or no relief after employing
a RuEier e physicians. Ny disease was froLlpsis
Cteri. / had been reduced by that and Fluer Aihus
nntil l has become liberated to a considerable extent.
By the advice of Dr. G W Rushneii. ] procured and
took six bottles of Marshalis Uterine CathoIicon.
which enabled n c 10 attend TO ny husband in his last
sickness until he died, which Ess abont a year since.
] bave taken three bottles since Lis death. which has
made ms.ahle TO labor and support my family If three
children. The CathciicOR has nearly restored me to
health 1t ia the Only thing that has nitigated my su:-
iering. for which I feel very grateful.
MARY e
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EeO0GS s. q
4 Re now receiving direct from thu

Oar assortment Of FAMILY MEDICINES Is com.
plete- embracing every variety of Syrups. Bit:ers.
Fills. Alternatives. &c. &c. used in the treatment Of
alldiseaSes 81 marsind PHYSICIANS caa ful in our
stock every article used in their practice. Terms fair
quality reliable. and warranted as represented.
To Merchants ard Dealers in general. re will sell
at prices Witch must suit, the followisc articles, Of
which we have = large stock: Starch. Chemical ard
Castle Soap. window G:ass and Glass Ware OF all
kinds, Pure sub. Carl. S.ia. Crssu Tartar. CalaLri
and Sicily Licr-ice. Licorice Eont Stcariue. TsIlow-
and Star Candles. Col liver oil. Woods Hair Res,o-
rstive. Baorhave's Holland BitteTs. IIoaiand's G-rna,
Ri;ier's, Herho'sheruau's S.cmarh Bittcrs. and manv
other Jonics. Hair RestoTstivesa ami Dyes. which tippe
and srace will not permit us to msntion.
or Oils and VsrriSles. OR stock is comniesa- -
h-acinE 20 Bills. Tanners. 10 Winter BIrIched Wba.a
10 Lard: also Castor Sweet and all the essential OLE
~BTSNES-T largest stock ever brought 10 torn
ofNhi'e wash. Paint. Artists. Scrub and Shoe Hrnst.
es.which will he sold 1t wholesale on flvorabIe terms
Pure WINS AMI Liqrors Tor med Gina I purposes n,
most any prices nm 20 s. per raIl-u.
D8riclDe-r's pure Rive and Wheat Whisxey. FAR s.ro
IA large 0I sEali quavii'ies.
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1 lee very gTa;efui-
MAEY E ROBINSON.

For Sale By Eonps & PEW. Warren; J. II. C. Joux-
son. HsitfcTd; ENSIGN & SouLE, Newton Fal!s; T.. q
s C-JAeTsoS, Hubbard; G.P ccsTIs. Green; II. Bar
TeLcoTT. Pennington; and by Medicine Dealers gen
er ally, throughout The Safe
II. d. KINGSLEY, Cleveland.
July 6. Js5o-v. Agent for nh;n
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DR. HOCFLAND.S
BA2SAEIlo CORDIAL

Coughs, Coils. Influenza. Group. EoG-SRess. Bron-
ehifis. PReEm9HiG. Diseases Of fhc B0eels arising
FROM Colds. iHci3ieEt Consumption cad fer fAe re-
lief cHd Of ct sE possible care of Peficais ia ad-
UaHesd stages OF the latter disease.
This Celebrated preparation like the B;tters. nay
he confidently relied on 1t is designeG f0r a class CT
diseases more general and mere fatal than any other
TO which the people Of tiis couutry are suiiect-thoss
srrinsinE from a slight cold That cr.iuent author-
ity Or. Bell. says: ~ will not say thzt Colds are 10
our inhabitants what the PiegHe and YsHon Eerer -rc
to those OF other Countries; mt J carayer confidently
that they usher in disease of greater completely and
mortality than these latter" -
A further rrocf Of the terrible fatality Of diseases
resulting from a 'eOEEloR e0ld' nsay he seen by a glance
at the following statistics, taken from Che records of
the Board OF Health of Philadelphia. confesse.iy one
Of the mos: healthy localities IN the Union:
Ie5s. Total deaths in Philadelphia, Ine6I
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The Liver i ON. Of the
human l1,ly Eul vben n
III. powers Of he svy.e,n H-r
T. almost .niissIv dcn-ui-st
Lirer Tor the p-pT, ps-iorr1.
stomach l. a iatlt. tisi1vr.s
system sufF-rsiu co,,s-gnerrr
having c-2srd 10 do 4, datv.
gan. me n The prouriri1~
practice az NOR. tiiuutvru.v
wherewith 10 coanturact ths
Il Is liable.
Toproye that thisremedvis
bied v,;h Liver Conn
has but % tfy = bottle, al
These Gums remove all
thesystem. supplying IN their
igriEuraiing the stomach.
purifying the blood,
whole machinery, removing
eiicctiuE a Tadica, care.
Bilious attacks are
BETTER, prevented. ty
Liver ~1nyigorutos.
One dose anef eslirgis sar
and prevent the FOO! l.am
Only ole dose takea before
mare.
Only one dose taken A.
gently. and cures Co.'S
One dose taken AFTER each
e. One dose % two tea
Sick
One bottle taken for fe-
Cause Of the disease. and
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Together with = general variety Of PRODUCE
I'D COLLISIONS.

by the Barrel. as cheap as the cheapest. for CASH
only, at the WARREN PRODUCE TOR Main ST.
Feb. 10. So. ..- e. co.
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Good Intept Stage Line.
SADDLES AND

SADDLES AND HARNESS. ~,1 ~
- The firm of PATCH & ALLISON. having bee.
alssolved, and the business divided the manufactuiu.t
OF harness Saddles, &c. will hereafter be cIrre on
sythe subscriber, in the bniIding formerly occupied :
oy JOHN kIIE. asa Clothing Store. nearly oppe<itr -
The ODD stand of Patch & Allison. The Subscriber ia
Tally prepared with an ample SUPPLY OF Trimmipgsf
and stock ofali kinds, for the Manufacture Of aay thjpz 49,
~ ms line. A good supply of HARNESS SADDLES.
I~kuSks.&c., constantly on hand which heEifTbe- lt
haPPy' at alltimes, TO exhibitto his old friends. ana
~ ustomers &. II. ALLISON.
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All ou' Remedie are for sale by
HEALTu OF AMERICAN WOMEN

II EALTH OF AMERICAN WOMEN.
Ii From thew Y. Daily Ter,, EditoriaI)
We desirs to cali attention to a letter from Dr.. Joshua
bridge, on Health vi American Women in another
column He treats the subject in an able manner. and
his sail and medical Judgment may be relied upon.
Firm the albany EreRing EryresE.
MarshalT's Uterine cathOiicon has proved to he fully
IS valuable as it is claimed to be in many severe tests
FADE W medical gentlemen and others. DR.. Bridge Is
a regular physician Of very fac -ttainnerts. a man OF
great Judgment aud Discrimination, a jusiciors azd
highly Successful practitioner. in all diseases, es9e
cially those OF women and children.
FROM PHYSICIANS.
Na-sAalis Uterine Cathclicon will certainly cure all
the diseases fer which it is re recommended. In the worst
cases l haveeyer net with. MarshaiI's Uterine CaIhoi
icon is a cerain and safe remedy.
M-ARSEiALL'S UTERINE CATHoLIcoN!
Is unhesi;atingly offered as a relishle remedy for all
those complaints TO which every N-nian is Fable, and
shich gradually AFFECT the rrind as well IS the body. SO
that to think. talk or work becomes alike a source OF
sulering If hot an iCpossihility.- Among other cOEl-
plants for which fhe Catholicon is a remedy, is the
Failing of the Womb, Whites. Suppressed, Irregular
or Painful IvnstrUstion, Bloat;ng. mma aud
Diseases oftAe Kidneys or UriKary Organs. Retention
Nervousness, Paintings, Pslpitstions, Cramps. Bis
.tuTbsd sleeP, and all troubles, organic or sympathetic,
connected with the Uterine organs.
Ladies who are troubled with any Of the above sy-ao-
toms, or with Spine. Liver or Lung complaints. are
invited 70 address Or. BRIDGE. With full confidence
con is not a quack medicine, Lut its ingredients have
been made knoRn to the Medical Colleges. and they
are at the service of any respectable physician in the
country.
7Ae Price Of .EarsLalrs tferise Ca.kolieon is One
- DoAar AID G EGU per Srngie Bofte.
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r EGAL NOTICE.

IU AL ROl4OE.
~ 70 Sarah :nons. Rebeccs Simone. Caroline Ca
Tey an Seth Carey. John SimOns, Washington ST.
nien'. Harriet Mccartney and James Mccartn-y,
Aiien Snors. Henry simons end. Olive Simons,
saEah SaDon>. Aimira SiIHons, jerome l.. S.Eaons
aad iisnry Siraons H.- ...- r
You are hereby notified that on the 3Ist day OF Az
gust. A D., lrJ9 Niiiiam Sinuns as Guardian Of said
Henry Stnons- filed his petition in the PROBATE Court
Of Trumbull County. Ohio. the object and PRAYER Of
which petition is to obtain an order on the 5th day
OF October. A. D.. l-59. for the sale Of the foyowirr
real estate.t to Wit About a. acres OF land in Lot No.
b. IN kinsman township, in said County cf Trum-
bnil' bounded north by lands of William Gliis and
fraScis ellis. east by lands Of William GiTis.
south by the old NH Road. west by lands of Ly-
man Dornau, Charles Ripley and L0repzo Noon.
r.r- IJLIA sIA0SS. Guardian,
sept.T, 1853 8w
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The Warren Dry-GO0dS St0re.
rECK, BURwELL & Co.,

PECK, EURWELL & Co.,
{ RE now receiving their stock OF
~ SPRING & SUMNER GOODS, which in rich
Gees. variety ard attrsctiveDess, is far superior to any
they have ever before brought 10 this market We
have been lead by our increasing srads. and tAe cheer
ing prospect Of the good times coming" TO purchase
largely. aad have added Z our selections a class q
richer gOois than have before been brought to Warren
a class of goods which the Increasing wealth and cul-
tivated taste Of the peopleof rrumiuii County require
We have taken unusual Pains in the selection o. our
goods. and have aimed not merely at having as good
a stock as can lie found in Warren. but at having the
best ever brought into Trlubull County. and We feel
warranted in saying that our stock will compare Ia
vOrahly in qgantity, quality and variety with the
stocks found in any establishment in Cleveland or
Pittsburgh. and We are determined to name prices
that will insure quick slles.
We respectfully solicit the people Of Warren and
vicinity, TO ca'i and examine our goods before pur-
chasiHg elsewhere.
pErE a. IN
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EECEkeVETEg'S


CARPET, CURTAIN And WINDOW
S.Al2 STORE.
THE ONLY ESTABLISHMENT oF TIE KIN N
OHIO
1--WE STORIES $50 FEET LONG.
L devoted ezciG,ively 10 The sale Of the above.
STORY NO /.
Is devoted 20 the sale Of oil Cloths frcri > fsettoei
feet wide, and Rope and Cation NL:tinss, -, 81,
4 l. "a anu d ! wide.
STORY NO. Q.
Is an iarmence room, 80 feet high. devoted to Two.
ply and Three Ply Carpets. PiarO and FABLE Covers,
Mats. Table OIL Cloths. Stair Carpets, Stair Rods,
Carpet SSeepers, Sc..&c.
STORY no. 8,
Is devoted 20 Tapestry. Brussels and Tapestry Vel
vet Carpets Rugs. Body Brussels Carpets, Lace and
Muslin Curtains, Cotton. NOrsted AMI Satin DarasEs,
Cornices. CuTta;E Arms and Bands. Cords and Tas-
sells. Gold { ordering and common Shtdss. Bug and
White Hollands, Curtin Fixtur,s, Pulpit: tlssels &c.
STORY NO. 4.
Is devoted to Hemp and Cotton Carpets. Cheap
Woold o Druggets. CrEmb Cloths, Felt Cloths, Car
pet LTTings. Rag Carpets, List and Yarn Carpets
DuiGh " osl do. &c, &C.,
STORY NO. 5,
L used as en- Upholstery and sewing room. for the
masking Of carpets. fitting Shades and CorniShes. DC.
NO, 1877 81 199 SUPERIOR ST.,
rT Eurr mn NrY-n
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We haVs IC hesitation IN saying tAst NJ have the
largeS: ANA best selected stock # Paints and Colors.
Dry aud IL On ever hT,usht 10 THIS market. and re in
vie ali persons wishing 90 purchase these articles to
Gala = examine orr stock and prices; and Paints and
LiEseed Oil beiaT held at cr7iESirsiy casa rates. the
figures cannot fail to suit
Our stock embraces tine following rlnls: Fahaes-
locks i'ure, NeE York Xxx. Natior-l. Cleveland. Pa
cifc. Penn. aad Lchish Ssow White Ziac (tne best IN
market) Passaic Snow 81 hite. o., &C.
We have also 4 stock Of excellent Teas for retail,
at low rates.
Also, Spices. Surgical Instruments, Dental Tns.ru-
meuts. Tooth brushes, Hair Brushes. krDoId's and
kiriland's Inks. SnuG AMI Fine Cut Chewing Tobac.
CO, Trusses Supporters, &c &c.
More hereafter. . Z PEW.
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In the Court
] Common Pleas
: OF Trumbull
County.
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NEW

NEW MANTILLAS!t
ME have now on hand a splendid
assortment Of silk and Lace s~fantiIIzs. sAiso- .
- SH w LS4
White Grape, White and COlored Stella, Thibet. BLACK
silk. and a barge assortment of Cheap summer SAauls, =
which will be sold cheap for cash or ready pay.
PECK, BBKwEEL & CO.,
June Is, So No. 3 Market Street.
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Z. LAKE JUDSON. Sole Proprietor.

WI. MCDIG & Co. FToprietors Of Trask's Na--
ne;ic Ointment, Fa-irsyiiie. Madison Co, New York,
General Agents, 10 whcn all elders rust he address
cd. June :. ls5g-Iy
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FROM PHYSICIANS.

&arsAali's Uterine Cathelicon will certainly cure al
the diseases fer vhichiti is recommended. In the uors
cases 1 haveeyer net with. MaishaiI's Uterine Cathoi
fran - q cs-naTn and "a 10 r.p,aTu
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We are now opening a yeIy choice stock Of SEV
ORLEANS ard C;her SUGARS.
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ShiDLtN-- HV SUBSTITUTE las on -
Il hand for sale, 80 0o feet Of seasoned flooring psrs
OF which is delivered in Ta-reD.spd can be had IN
applying to Chas- E. LsfrgweIl; the remainder at
the slhser ber's nilliD Bazetta. He Is also prepared ~
timber. ALNON yArCuN -
June 4. lS56-tf.
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Deuttstru.
DR.. w. j. Guild,

DEN TIST,
No. 253 Superior Street, CieUelaRd, Ohio, oP.
posue Bennett House.
ARTIFICIAL TEETH INSERTED,
on Gold silver, Porcelain and YucuniZ0d Rubber Boso,
10 the permanent and satisfactory manner. Terms
reasonable {
Elertrciy used in extracting Teeth for those who wish
avoid h0 pain,
NV work viii recommend itself No long list Of d, IS,
M. ID s. EsQrs., 5 required
C5- Ofice hours from A NJ tot P NJ. anr26
REMOVAL.
nR. b. f. ROBINSON HAS RE-
y moved his Dental Office TO his residence, No &c
Wood 81 four doors North 0fhe NJ e. Church where he
will be happy all ut his ormer patrons any ut-
e who may need his services.
Cleveland March 2n lshA-mh22:dt
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HOTEL DUMAS s.

Nc AaSieT Street btBeeH an and 5h CINCNNATi, ONO.
This old and wen established Hotel has been recenth
Teted in superior STYLE and is unsurpassed by any
Hotel of It's class IN America.
The proprietor from his long experience in this CITY, al
iOrnla and elsewhere feels confident that his advantages
others will warrant him entire and as he is
avuruby known this community anticipates full share
of public patronage ALEX. SHUMAIE,
apr2ORS PT0nretor
MANHATTAN HOTEL--Nos. 3, 5
WI 7and Murray street, I'd door from Broadway, Op
poste the Park New York. Huggins Fling, PrOpTietort
Higgins, late OF peaTStreet House, BostNn H {. Fling
to o. rvveion UntRi New VNrk dscl
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lReal Gtstote Agentp.
HInahinists Mt.
6air Dpe.

DYING ECONOMY FOR BAR
- bers. BASSETr HAIR DYE, great desiderqtum
expressly Tor BARRIERS benefit Which can be bought IN
large or small quantities. fifty per cent less than you
purchase any other dye in the country Bottles that you
have 10 you the lled for fifty cents
and further for the same quantity You can get any
shade desire light shade to brown shade and IN
black and gives the best to customers In
ing keeps a natural appearance For sale Wholesale an
Retail by WIN. II AMBUSH, lB4 superior st.
mvI2dtf5 Regularly authorized Aga
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Removals..
Levi Rawson


WATER WORKS OFFICE
CLEVELAND May I, 1859
THE TRUSTEES OF WATER
Works have removed their Office to rooms In Council
''''' mlvsI,y23o GEO. w, GIRTY sec'y.
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VOHE BEST ARTIFICIALH HELP TT
Il THE HUMAN SIGHT EVER INVENTED
N. II. sOLOMoNsoN.

PRAcTIoAL AND SCIENTIvIc OPuoAN,
eeps the largest assortment Of the approved kinds OF
PEC7ACLES AllAis glasses, whether for or far
ighted, ground under his ownlnspect by machine
anew construction with the greatest care,
suit the eyes in all cases curing Weakness Dzsness
RfammahoHof the Eyes and impartmg strength for long
reading fine sewing.
" N. II. Solomonson would here inform the public
that he employs any in ths sale ofhslenses.
CTf- Also, splendid assortment Of SPY GLASSES MI
CROsCOPEs, COMPASSES, SC, kept on hand.
ARTIFICIAL EYES.
Inserted without pain, as perfect as natural.
lr-Odice3s Superior street under the American Hotel
iuu22
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EDWARDS & IDDINGS have re-
Il y removed from Nos DO aud AZ River street, to Nos
Water and 46 and As Union Lane where their business
will hereafter be. apTI2d82D
NEW MERCHANT TAILOR ES
IN TABLISHNIENT No. 80 Bauder's Black Prosp tst
r REDDING would respectful y inform his old friends
hat RECEIVING beautiful assortment Of cloths vest
lugs and goods 70 which the attention OF my pat
fons aud ever generous pubus urgently 10 make
selections also leave their orders for more OF those
Fashionable Coats Pants. Vests sc. may4
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9prriul Notices.
MATRIMONIAL.

10 THE LADIES oP THE UNt1ED STATES:
It has been good fortune to restore to health many
housauds Of my country-women.
MY has excited the malice Of the envious and
a9us but their prosecutions have served only extend
nd establish my reputation showers Of grateful offerings
have fallen upon my pathway from the fair brers whom
have relieved Soong am held in aiIcctiOnao aud
hak full remembrance by those who have experienced my
skill afford to iospse he efforts Of mschiefmakers
nd slsuderer
Ny friends repeatedly urged me to place my med
eue for producing mcnsuatun within the reach Of the
ladies Of the United States but nspositon 70 enter
6ed occupied by qlacks with their perncous uosrums
and fear that unprncplod cOuntercers might palm upon
he public their worthless limitations, have hitherto pre-
vented from establishing agencies for the sale Of my
ANIlE DE FEMME" in the United states
Al last yield 10 the enroatius Of patients aud friends
and the suffering Females Of America medicine
which has rendered somewhat famous throughout the
Old World.
In regard to the efficacy OF the "ANIlE DE FE NME,"
need only say that ia liquid form aud is e1acty such
as have used in mypactceiu France for many years aud
that it has never failed to secure satisfactory result
The "Amie de Femme aud measruati0n stand In the
iaton Of and effect. alike powerful to originate
healthy menstrual dow where il has oNissd and
restot where it has been from suppressed,
In orderto guard against imposition the wrapper ec
ions on each bottle the Annie de Femme w bear my
written signature aud both the bottle and enclosing hex
viii be sealed with my private seal.
Price $500 package.
PARIS January, 1851.
For sale Wholesale and Retail, by WILLIAM FISKE
No % Superior street, Cleveland, who will supply the
Annie de Femme at the Propriotor's prices
auto dSwly6
TlHE BEST ARTIFICIALH HELP TO
Il THE HUMAN SIGHT EVER INVENTED
N.4E-M1A
- O----------------- E-4-6N-@
EyrCIFU lzJETSrl
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{ I shilling pcr week 20 CIty subsortbtr
Five Dollars per year 70 Mail subs ma
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Oobacto a10 GiQota.

TOHN LYMAN, Manufacturer, and
% wholesale and Retail dealer in TOBACCO, SNUFF
aud CIGARS, in HewItrs Stetn Power Block, West 81
near Canal Basin, Cleveland Ohio. 0c26dly R2L
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For sale, Wholesale and Retail by WILLIAM FISKE
No % Superior street. Cleyu,aud who will supply the
Annie de Femme" at the Propriotor's prices.
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OTTUMWA, IOWA, THURSDAY, JUNE %, 1852

prevented from receiving their dues, to de-
ceive the people with false show or shadow
of economy. While this policy prevails,
poor creditors and old soldiers may tremble
in rags and poverty at the gates of opulence
and power. True, the soldiers conquered
domain that now, crowded with taxpayers,
| fill the National Golfers. True, they laid the
foundation and defended our national edifice,
and consecrated the blood and sinew oftheir
youth to its glory; but they are old now,
easily jostled from the gangways thatlead to
power, and feeble instruments for party man.
ipulations. Their sacrifices, dangers, and
tolls are forgotten, and pnrpenus, receiving
90 or 80 dollars day, tell us these old SOL
diers were fully compensated when they
were paid off at 90 cents day! Such argu-
ments and delays add insult and torture
where honor and affection should be gener-
ously bestowed. These heroes, who love
their country with the fondness of parent
for child, should be made the guests of the
nation, and a badge honor should distin-
guish them in the ranks of men. Liberty
is plant that does not thrive among thorns
and thistles, and we sh,uld be greatful to
those who, surrounded with despotic exam
pies, forsook their homes to secure freedom
for their defendants.
The military power ofthe Republic, is the
militia army of millions; and they should be
organized, instructed and encouraged in the
use of suitable weapons, to defend the state,
and maintain their own liberty The people
should do their own work, their own voting,
and their own fighting. They should keep
arms in their hands, instead of arming the
Government. But large standing army is
the fashion of kingly courts, and our country
is easily falling into custom that increases
patronage and provides supple instrument
for Executive power. The same Admins
tration that defeats pension to all citizen
soldiers, urges large increase of our stand
ing army. The tendency is every where, to
increase extravaganza and Executive power,
and neglect the interests and desires of the
people.