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lDbpsifian8 & 5mr0eons.
TO Chronic EaIUNCiCIS.
DR. BANNING, (late of New York, }
~ gives notice thut ho hj,s located at
No. E14 Euclid street.

And that having now perfected his system uf BRACES
. SPINAL LEVERS 4 PROPS. BRACE TRuSSES,
PILE SPRINGS, CtIlLDBED GlRDLES,
AND SKIRT SUPPORTERS,
lie is prepared usually without medicine the fol
lowing and analogous uilectinns, VIZ:
BRONCHITIS, ithiritible throat, and weakness aud
hOarsuucss of voice ia speaking and singing.
WEAKNESS OF THE CHEST, with cough, bleeding at
the lungs pain, shultness OF breath und puptatOn OF tu
heart.
'DERANGEDTENr OF THE STOMACH; with ndiges-
ton uCItiy, OF collapse utucss, dull ruggiug
pus IN the sides and 'ull gone feeling Which
gruvattd % erecting the body
WEAKNESS AND FALLING OF THE BOWELS,
with constipation chronic dlauhUa, proupsus uni and
hURINARY WEAK NESSES, with irritable bladder and
lnCOntlnent aud painful urnatlous.
SEMINAL WEAkNESSES which N not arrested, b
generally tend 10 insanity and physical iuin.
SPINAL DERA NGEM ENlS; with curvature ,inequa l.
ties Of the lps and shoulders, uugactfll gait aud
4gl weakness OF the back which, II arrested tend to
iIERNINE a fl,lR consumption.
Oi his combination HfdtB4 Anew rrhciple)by
DERANGEMt Nj OF 1lIE LOWER EXTRERII-
TIES with cOldntss numlness hcnyiness and swelling,
standing
The dropping Of young ladies' with peaked shoulders and
large and sharp shoulder blades and ness of the chest
which are indicative of early consumption, pleasantly
removed
Skirt SUPPoRTEnE- at1niun Of ladies is rallied 10
hls comb nation And, miuhl and Spinal Shoulder BuCo aud
skirt supporter 10y which most Of tue above affections may
body mpruv and the weight of the skirts held away from
e stomach tnNalds cut Ui the city should iudiro by
letter Wheu Or B may be
lhemcdca profession are invited 10 examine his sngi-
cal devices.
Lady IN attendance upon Ladies. deolO
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WruoN
GRAEFENBERG
Family a1edicines.

vegetable fillHt POI
Green Mountain Ont snt por orbuN..................
Sutsupunlu PET botA
Chidrcu's Pnuacoa, VI
MS lfuiluus POT tNNNlt
Ftvur aud Aeue Remedy per rbO1..-.s..a...........
Health htttfs yer pQck
DNsentory Syrul, per hottie.
XII rshall's Uterine Csthocun per hotte...... 4.
Gneonhrlg Pile Kennedy, per eptfe;'
MHnun Cf Health, per COPY gtslN
For sale b, the gJ druggiste,'ASo ny Agents IA 'h
mn l.Ll Nm OHM
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Female Irregularities weakness uterine displacements
and all local uterine icultiesnnd cOns utunal Troubles
Of wGmoni are entirely cured by TUE GRAEFENBER6
MARSHALIIS UTERlNE CATHOLlCON
IN this connection Miss BeeCher, Of the Rev Hen
Ward Beecher letters to the people, page 29, says
haVO nine aster IN sstefst- law aud fourteen te
male all ma iod, and all delicate and ailing
Amd the immUnse circ t9 my iends aud afquanlances
cam Ot ora marrud ladies' born IN this century and
country who perfectly healthy " In cases. however
where tho GraGleuberg CaIhocOn has boon used must
that health has rapid taken the place OF disease, and
ladies have become Lust strong, vigorous and healthy
Mrs 9eusUu, OF r. ira says. Beautiful indeed is the
gOndug trusting nature Of woman, but how much does II
heod TO be prstecoI by watchulness that will lead her
tiWe O disease to appeal % medical adviser OF scien
iifc uduea ion, nural worth aud purity O character" All
these be secured by undressing tue Graoteneg Com
pany.
1t gives me great to certify the nvarahe
fav0 action Of the Gfaef0nberg MarshalPs uterine Ca
thOnCun all Of female disease aud 10 the skin and
high moral character Of the hedibul Department Of the
Gruetoulerg Company. .- 80
Auburn -Four Corners, Penn.
lam Methodist clergyman My heart has fairly ached
to the feeble hoath Of wUm0n. have Travelled
my circuit preaching the Gospel thank God however,
that hays all these dsrases give TO tine Graeen
usud. Rev. PETER SHARP, RidgewaY, Mich
turmoT y Of Western STARK, Medina Co., o
" For sale by Druggists aud Medicine Dealers through
out the State
C9'@ For medicines agencies addrcss
II. b. KINGSLEY, Cleveland,
maTls Agent Tor Ohio
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1859.
1859. 1859.
CHICAGO AND MILWAUN
American and Western Transportation
Companies Line Boats,

The aboye named Steamers ul Of the largest class
with ample accommodations for Freight and Passengers
being fitted up e1paessy for tte UPpsr Lgke Trade
~ People muviug 10 the WESTERN STATES and
Pixies PEAK, will find this the most desirable route
The accommodations for FRmles with Wagons horses and
Fum tuIe in particular such cannot Hi to give sat
being no transhipment till they reach the port
of destination
~ Contracts mnle at low rates for Merchlndtse, Iron,
Nails &c, &c, 10 Chicago, Milwaukee and nternodnte
Ports
w Froights received a' Warehouse for shipment and
Rcceims RiyOn
FirFreeht or Passage apply and consgn 10
T N. BOND
mari Agent Clgyulauu, Ohio
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CONTRACTlNG AGENTS.

JOHN u MOORE, Agent N. Y CRR No. 2O7 Broad
way NJ Y.
NJ Il. SPAULDING, Agent Spauldins's Express No 2il
broadway. N Y.
CHAMBERIiN, THOMAS & co Propristors If NIer-
chants Central CHntl LInr No. l9 broadway. N. Y.
WM. STEWART, Agent Cleveland s. PItshur Ia RAILROAD
Pittsburgh.
d, Il. WILLIAMSON, Agent Cleveland & Pittsburgh
Railroad Wheeling. Va
HUBBY, HUGHES & co, Forwarding Merchants, Clcye
iiud. Ohio.
MIX & MORRIS Forwarding Merchants, Cleveland
Ohio.
u G MCDOWELL, Special Agent. Cleveland, o
Wis
RICHMOND CO., cor Clark and South Water stree
Chicago
SHELDON PEASE, Managing Agent
murl5:g5g Office foot Of Michigan st. Buffalo, N Y
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Read what Dr Bushnell SAYS Of the Gfaefenbtrg NJ
ciues Dr b. is ply scinn Of extensive practice and
OF the successful IN the county tTtumbuD in win
be resides.
'' This c'rtfes that I have used the Graeienherg PHI
aud Marshas CathOlouu, sold here by j. ~ G. iohusoi
ia practice, to my ente satisfaction They e goo
sdtCtnes, Dr. O. W bUSHNELL
IInIlinri. Trnmhnll 90. O.. Mnrch q 1851
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FoRMING A TRI-wEEKLY LINE.

And running in connection at BuiTio with The NEW
YORK CENTlIAL u q and the MERl IANFS' CEN-
and 81 VhftF, OF CANAL. BoAIS On The Fro Canal
HAILItnAD, tuichug al b6tffi AED& FlIIShuR4
ort Washington, Milwaukee Ruriue, Kouosla ant %ah-
kpgan
This Line prepared To contracts aud give
through receipts for property from Pittsburgh Whrolms
CIcvelaud, to Detroit, Shthuygau Port Washington, Mil
waukee Rncue kenusha, Waukccan ChCag,, and 10 al
points the Railroads leading ont OF Chicago aud MilWau
kee all prominent points the Upper Misss
sipIi River
llns IS the only Line running from Clove AMI TO th'
| Upper Lakes with any regularly.
The liberal extended TO tue Lane the
SON hy tho travelling pub ic has induced the prpuror
To greatly Increase ther accommodation tor passengers au,
t desiring cheap safe aud comfortable route will fin,
| it lis tax this route
Insurance on pruucry shipped hy This Line obtain
ed less rate than by any other 1t having within the Nv,
past transported property tn amount din
| sixteen mill N dollars Iuvalug without any loss
With these muqualtd facilities the PrulTgtprs hope 4
/ receive liberal pat irunagg.
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Opsters.

OYSTER DEPOT. &C. S. A -
~ mALTBY,S Qele Holt \ MauY's) NsN EsJ
CELEBRATED OYSl ERS will be N1NitlK
RE GElN cd DAILY w
Ffon ms establishment 40 Baltimore up cans Az
WaTunted fresh aud good mo- sale
. Also- -HEkMErlCAILY SEALED OYSTERS LOB-
sLEts t.Ams srleed Oysters uud SardlRes keIt con.
halumo,e, New York and Puaoeip Bay Shell Oystsrs
vii b. lefeWed daily by Express
lE- EkAlkkkS ilr sale, by the barrel
" ohANEFN LEMONS and CIGARS. by The boY
W GAINES, agent,
at& No 81 Superior street, Cleveland q
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CnpNTRY INvALIDs

tNRAiNh lNNAlIDS,
Persons n huY uATt uf tbe World NAV hn successfully
llsaied 10y iorwuragg ae0peo qeiaf Iboi' caso with
Address Dr. AMOS s SON corler Main aud (nay-sts
bhhslu N Y iuns,ikWly205
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- ~ rNii...'. T. lNU LAX NOlltEs
lf AMOS SON take pleasure In announcing that they
nave Invented most Important instrument Tho cure O
the ahuVt usudses IL las hTpu subjected to test hy the
most eminent pllN sicinns In London Paris Philaduna
ana New YORK; s been declared tg only psOlu mstfu
meat ever invented toE tho euro Seminal Weakness or
9y disease caused by the secret habits of youth PrcE
N B.--Dr. AMOS SON, in order To satisfy the most
skCptcll ustO the merits Of this instrument pledge tm-
selves that IN nnY instance whore may prove unsatsac
tory aper fair trial, he money will be refunded by re.
turning the llstTument in good order
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A OuRE WARRANTED.

Dr. AMOS SON have devoted tusiT attention tXcIu
sNey 70 TINS peculiar class Of maades aud the lief they
have consequently been enabled TO elOg ra
lures tuly testified and gratefully acknowledged by Con
elenut liilents aud others daily arriving town from nj
parts NJ e rQNW for the e1pross purpose My consult
atons while helro Aettups haye bean c ed by HE most
sgR advantageous YET from what they hag6 oXpene ~
,uunE lnlu the causes u tAc8B Injections OOmpnints
IRON their most simple condition TO that nf he dat dan
gefus and uveiomlOl they have always entertained IN
sAhy Of their prevention, and removal, aud hkewIss
invariably found that the most horrible malignant ionu
VI disease could almost invariably he traced 10 une OF the
nu9wng causes Ignorance, negert urho bad effect sOl
umhill9l ana Improper tlentmenti therefore Dr. AMOS
SON have succeeded m discovering in thes election az
heT eHegte cafe, eioctunl aul cautious course omit
l,f tl iomhllal4n ~ fEmtdins WrCh bear
chNUef hb well as Hose wAQse pemnture uudciuus
appoat' might be productive OF bad EmEsque In the
"tds OF uae mdlF duals. la short hn iahdAtln end ~
nltmtdns n ihe lessenlnK oi great muss ui human
htfy by the alienation, 1eot aud preventUn of those
eyuus shctnns that In reality tile secret foes of lie
nd whchi while they so extensively surround cu aloud
tIyut SKIN and utrriatcnou Ia their determination
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hUIts OF FaFe
~ From CLEVELAND via
OLEP leland d TOLEDO RAILROAD
First class, Cleveland 10 De'rot,....,..,... & Ann
fHst Gi2sst Clevsiahd tu Chicago. o......... so 69
b, % Logls.,........ n o.
30 D., IOWA Clty....,..,. n 25
% d, q, EuF, LeayeuwOrth 20 90
&c Feghi viii be taken hy tile car load ie Lows s1t
orhL Louis, WITHOUT CHANGE OF CARS M Ss15S
rates AS 10y any utherruute " ~"
Cleveland, Feb. l5-fohlGdGm9ii Gen,TirT rTS, a.,
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CLEVLLAND AND RRIN RAILROAD.
k8t sE s,..- 81 ,SssEa q
1859. SUMMER ARRANGEM INT 1850
ON AND AFTER MONDAY, June

All the trHus going Westward cnnueut at Cleyesp5 with
Imhs Tor Toledo, Chicago, Culumhus, Cineiunai "a
LOUIS NO. and a the trains gong Eastward connect nj
Dunklrk with thu trains OF the New York Ere Tniios
NV ~ nanS1 Wth those Of The New Yofk Central and
OH, 90, - II. NOTTINGHAM sapt
, 1859-02-12
Mrs. HnrtupK In her Cell,

After tho rendering Of the verdict of guilty.
Mrs. dartung Was remanded back to jail, and
was soon after visited By her father, mother and
brothers. The editor .: the Erprfss. who Was
present. thus describes the painful meeting. As
they entered she WAS discovered lying upon her
bed, her face buried in her hands, weeping con.
FulslveiT.. The meeting was painful in the ex.
IRENE, and was scene that would have moved
the most obdurate heart. She appeared before
those to whom abe was bound bY the closest
ttes known oa earth, as condemned fe!on, con.
victed Of having murdered her own busband
AZ that fond affection and earnest devotion
which ~e look for between parents and children
IVES man1teat, and it was some time before anr
words were exchanged. The daughter kissed
each Of her family, and turning to her mother,
msf. naSs nss Der nj 81 q, ,ad j it would % o9
cient that she should weep and suffer.
She bad suffered much, vcry much, md could
still suffer more. She declared, with all that
earnestness which should denotA kruthfulnets.
that ehe was innocent Of tbs horrid crime that
she did not murder her husband! and that On
the galloY she would declare her innocence.
She said thRt Rhtiuman might stand upon the
coffin which would coniuin her l[eleaa remains,
bat 1t he wa4 man he would tell the truth
Here she ceased speaking, and under no c;rcuu.
stances whatever would she make any further
declaration or allusfon 70 Rheinman. During
this asoEal sho appeared more composed, al.
though stlll weeping, epeaktog distinctly and
emphatially. It waB scene not easily forgot
ten. and Was one Of the most marked incidents
OF this deeply interesting trial. Al tho conelu-
sion OF her remarks, u Above given, she con.
Vetsed briefly with her parents, urged her moth
ef to compose herself and weep NO more, and
then bade each Of them an etec!iopasc adier,
when they took their departure, weeping as il
thelr hearts would break and The key turned IN
the lock which shut ont Mary Hartung from tho
world albany Journal 9A.
, 1859-02-12
Lee County Agricultural Society.


Editcz1 Pzeu and Etuae: -.
Tho annual election Of officers Of the Lea
County Agricultural 8oeiety took p1see this al
tefnoon In this oity. The officers are: G. F.
Quylss, President; josiah Little, Secretary; G.
H. Tartilott, Treasurer; An oti:er MES also ap-
pointed to collect mad keep meteorological speci-
mems and get them properly labelled.
After the business an address By G. T. Chase
was delivered on the interests Of The farmers,
discussing ths advantages Of an improved r6ri:
culture, and touching upon the bsoefils and ne.
csanty Of paying greater attention 70 the cult.
Vation Of Frui's, S44-uoery, Hedges, &c-, on
the praisiea. :,
At the close Of the meeting resolution WAS
adopted calling for County Horticultural So
ciety, to be held iu June. The meeting was
spirited, harmonious and highly interesting.
Yours, ABB,
, 1859-02-12

Editors Press md Tribune: ~~' ~'N' '''''
There in an awakening in every part Of The
stste among our intelligent farmers, On the sab
ject Of improved agriculture, Eseryvhere
farmers clubs are being organised aud discus
sious carried on from xcek IN veal tho. r.aa,.
much credit On tho good sense and talent Of
those who enQaRe il them. There arr ;ad~aa
some puerile efforts by a certain "ploneer
cla1a," I've ussn no disreepect} who. thinking
some Of the many wrong. can DO riehted which
the farmers receive st The hands Of the cornn.r.
cisl men, have set to blazing aw.y 1t them With
somethinR less than fans,;c.} r;o,s,-, rh,,
taruc.z might r{rht ANNA v-o,,. .h.-. =.
, 1859-02-12
a Grizzly Bear Loose.

l. 81
Po41rBEs7ks, s4turdt =. Feb. S ls5a.
The citizens OF Rye snd Harrison have peeo
seriously annoyed Tor rome two weeks, by what
haa turned ont to be large grizzly bear, whose
amusement has bet \ 10 lake Krest havoc among
the farner'a stock, having already destroyed
three COWS, one dne OF and several hoRa. Se7-
eral unsrDed citizens having seen the mouster
st diatance, the consequent excitement soou
brought together patty, determined to rid the
nei9hborhood OF thlB formidable foe. The re
cent fall Of snow iavoring The prej.ct, a susll
party, headed By Merritt 3. CLARK {particuls1ly
distinguished for dangerous sdve1tures}, and
Thomas Wilson and Tlliy jackson, Two colored
men, composed one gang, ind .aont ak from
Byrun1. Ct. tbs other. Upon entetinR 4 awaup
aboutaH miles from the village OF Rye, the
monster wae discovered snugly eseonced in q
cEevIce Of . Large clump Of .octa Mr. CLARK
having much " estern experience in like adven-
tures, advanced and gave tuin tho contents Of
h's well~losded gun. which had no other effect
than TO engage him, when he Immediately A.
lacked Wilson, aud severe struggle ensued
{the colored men being armed only with clubs)
the bear biting Wilson terribly in thu neck,
tevering his head from his body. By this time
Jackson commenced 10 beat tho bssf, Who left
the dead body Of Wilson. aud sprinKing upon
Jackson gavs him 4 fsightfal blow, striking The
whols length Of his back tearing hi3 r!othes
completely from the body and laeeratinQ tho
Aesa 1eA1uA5i 1nlurao8 nun eo eeFerely MAJ ne
is not expected 70 recover. When Nj. Clark,
who had reloaded his gun and was anxiouslJ
watching I chance to make sure Of the enraged
beast without 1hooiinR his only live companion,
fred with good effect and thereby releaaing
Jackson. The Byrum party attracted By tbs
first fire Of Clark having arrived, several char
ges we're deposited in the cause Of this fearful
tragedy aud killed the brute. He il grizzly
bear OF tho largest si1e and entirely unknown
in thess pa.ta; where be came from and when.
is yet profound mystery 70 all, unless h. has
escaped from 3oms msnagerie.
, 1859-02-12

Hungarian Grass Seed having lately attracted
considerable attention in our, produce market,
the following article, from the February number
OF the TcUty Farm<r, will doubtless be interest.
to maoy Of onr readers:
The Hungarian Grass'' very nearly resem-
bles the common mtllet and requires tho Same
the Western pralrien, where it eppears
much better adapted than to tho ordinary farm
lands Of Kentucky sud other 5tates Il resists
drouth to an extraordinary degree, and upon
the porous prairie lands il threatens to almost
entuelJ anpercede timothy. In other Sta.es in
the Union, and eTen in its native country thu
Rintc1rn 97n.dnicunn or Hungarian Grass, is
not 20 highly appreciated.
The usual Practice in the West, with this
Grass, Is to secure both crop OF seed and q
crop of Hay at The sams time, and the conse-
quence in both are inferior. When teed is the
object, d less quantity should be sown 10 tho
acre, say eight quarts, either broadcast, OF what
ID better, drilled in. But for hay, not less than
q half bushel Of aeed should bo sown to the acre.
and even three peck. would give more and tiner
bay. The ordinary quaotity sown, however, il
one.thId OF bushet; this on good land will
Rlee from 20 10 so bushels of seed, and from
s"o to three tons, and even more, Of hay to the
acre.
The ground should BE- rich and we'll prepared.
aat proper time 1of sowing IL from the middle
Of May 10 the middle Of Jane, bur it may be
sown IS late - the last Of June, and produce
crop OF hay. Il may be sown On wheas or re
stumble and will afford good {Atl pasturaxe,
The proper Tins 10 cut the miliet for hay ia
when the blades begin to turn yellow, or when
the seed is last psssing out Of the milky state.
allowed 70 faliS ripea the seed. tho hay il not
50 Tlch and nutritious, bnt whiie seed conmapds
The high price that 1t has since it WAS first intro
duced, it has usually been SLOWED 10 become
too ripe 10 make soft, sxeet hay.
, 1859-02-12
Personal and Political.

Senator Wilson, Of Massachusetts,, himself ons
Of tho cr1ft, VIVA to maks speech at the d1st N.
nual dinner Of the New York hide and laotbar
dealtrs, On Thursday last.
George Penn Johnston, who killed within
Ferguson, formerly II tits State IN duel has Re.
turned to the charge Of the Naioaai, as editor.
Captain William Mc,fichael died rcc,ntlr On
board the clipper ship Firing Fish. during a.Soy-
pze, from San Francisco to hong Kong. H. was
a brother Of the editor Of the Philadelphia North
american, and formerly Sheriff Of Philadelphia.
The New York Herald has an article on the
"three Wsn-Bachanan, Bennett and Bonsparte.
The Herald holds that they are the three grratsst
men in the world, and the three most abused.
This is Characteristic Of the renowned author Of
"Msry Ann"
There are accounts hcm Venezuela Of grand
receptions given everywhere to General Paez Just
returned from exile in this country. He Is borne
through the streets by the people. with hazz1hs
and every demonstration of affection and honor.
and is declared the Washington Of Venezuela.
That colozel student has been admitted to
Union College, upon proof TINT be Is Of French
and Indian extraction, with no certain saint Of
Eesro blood. He is just as dark colored as ever,
but 4it Is blood that tells.n
, 1859-02-12
Is important from MexieO.ss

About thrice week 1or period wherein
the memory Of man runneth not to the con
trary, have we been called on to print some
thing under this caption. It has become the
poudcrous joke Of editorial life. So regular
" hare these "stunncrs" traversed the
country, dctailing how battles have been
fought without bloodshed, how cities have
neen sacked without barn, how this ragmuf1in
general las pronounced" against that cx
chequerless President. how the President hns
pronounced back again-which by inter-
probation means that they both swore in bad
Spanish, that VIC would engage to supply the
Press with original MEXICAN news for the next
twelve mouths, without being detected in =
single blurd=r. The only requirements would
be map OF thc country, m indiscriminate
use Of TIC wolds Miramon, Comonfort,
Rob|cs, Juarcz and Echeagarny, Jalapa, Qua
dalajara, Guadala1ara and Guanaxato. These
must all be kept vigorously pronouncing.
The chief end Of every Mexican is first to
pronounce aud second to lie pronounced
~EN'A*t~ AC e4VA4A AAIAS Ak V4kC} E4Et Hclle
cally and decisirely pronounce. Gunpowlcr
is Of course an essential Of Mexican exist
encc, but the acme Of military rcuown il
achieved in killing the strength Of the great.
est possible quantity with the least possible
damage TO man or beast. These elements,
With neat jumblc Of plllagcd sanctuaries
and ecclesiastical cursing are sufficient to
make any man au fat in the contemporary
history aud politics Of the land Of the Monte
zurnas. Is it possible that this is the nation
from which We gathered upfading laurcls a
dozen years ago!
What is 10 be tue future Of this maudlin
republic! She has lost the faculty-that Of
being h(cd-which might induce bold knave
like Santa Anna to send tie whole corps Of
pronouncets to the galIcya, aud establish
government which should be firm though vii
lainous. Thai advcnturer, however, seems con.
tented to rest on his trophies. and 20 down to
green old age fighting cocks at Carthagena.
Perhaps he las learned that rs the Mcxicaas
know not how to use liberty, they arc too
Jealous for despptis1u. They can no more
stick to government thau they can get one
Revolution is their normal state. As thcv
nrely kill when they shoot, 20 do they eel.
dom do anything but rend the heavens when
they upset dynasty. One government is no
sooner in operation than The land is shaken
with schemes and mock battles and make be-
l'cve slcgcs to demolish it. In short, they reel
to and fro ind stagger like drunken man.
and are ut their wits end. It is question
whether the worlds police is not required to
look into this brawling crib and stop the
noise.