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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-05-31

TESTIMONIALS FROM CLERGYMEN,
On the efficacy Of the Peruvian Syrup and the benefits
tley have derived from Its usei
Rev. JOHN PiERPoINr, Medford, Mass-Its efficacy in
Salt Rheum and other Cutaneous Diseases
Rev. WARlRN BURTON, Boston, Mass--Its efficacy In
Headache Loss Of Appetite Oppression, NeuralgA, Ner
yous Affections, and General Debiiity Its Value to
Cergymen.
Rev. AUGUSTUS R POpE, somerville, Mass-oure for
Boils and General Debility.
Rev. syLVANUs COBB Boston, Mass.-Its Use and Ef
hcaey in family; Restoration OF Strength after Typhoid
Fever
Rev. THOMAS wnITTEMoRR Boston. IMass-Its Use
and Value In Paralysis, Dyspepsia, aud Dropsy the
Chest and adds at gives Nigof Ruuyaney
OF Spirits, Elasticity OF Muscle
Rev. OSBORN MYRlCK, Provneetown, Masa.-Its Efficacy
In St. Niius' Dance and Chronic Bronchitis.
Rev. EPHRAIM MUTE, Jr., Lawrence, Kansas Terrific
ry.-Its Efficacy In Dyspepsia, Debility, PrOstraon, and
Adaptation to Western Climate Diseases.
Rev. RICHARD METCALF Boston, Mass---Its Use
Promoter of Dgestoni and says: at has proved just
thr Tonic that wanted
Rev NJ. j. WEBSTER, Boston. Mass.-Its Value in Dys.
persia. Chronic llarrhWa. arrangement Of Liver and
! stomach
Rev. ABRAHAM JACKSON. walpole, n. H.--Its Raieuey
In lies, Dyspepsia, and Unhealthy Appetite
Rev. ARTIfUR r. R, CRAWLEY, HershsdA, BurIaAh, Ell
Climatic Debility, swelling Of the ExtremitieE.
PROT i. ylrALIs sCnERB, Boston Mass-Its Restora-
tive Power after Fever Exhaustion OF the Nervous Sys
iem and hyspepsiai Recommendation 10 .'sseholArsI
Teachers, Clergymcn aud Editors"
Rev. s. H. RIDDEL Boston, Mass-lts value ia cases OF
bronchitis, Indigestion, Torpid Liver, Neuralgia, and
Nervous Debility.
N. B-pamphets containing Letters from tha above
nsned Gentlemen and others, and giving full information
ul the Syrun. can hs had application to the Agents.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-05-31
Country Merchants Attention.

TALL at No. . . Market street, Wilmington, for your
" China, Glass AMI Qeensware, aud save freight from
Philadelphia, all goods IN that line will be sold al
lowest lily prices by CLEMENT d. sNYru,
ieb.b No, 2O2 Rrse set.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-05-31
Ladies Dress Goods
Buckwheat Meal.

DUoKwlBAT MEAL--J WoolIens 4 Son csisbr.
ID Buekwheat Meal p slors and for sale at lowest " h.
sale and retail priess' AZ 70. CHANDLER 4 SON,
oetso 6il Market street.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-05-31


Sz-A single bottle OF spALDINGs PREPARED GLUE
will ten times It's annaally-do
SPALDlNG'S PREPARED GLUE!
sPALDING'S PREPARED GLUEl
sPALDlNG'S PREPARED GLUEE
SAVE THE PlECESi
EoONoMy DISPATCH
aS-"A SrTrcu IN TiME SAWS Nine"
As accidents will happsn, even IN we'll regulated f,ut
lies II Is very desirable to have cheap and &C ny
nient way for repairing Furniture, Toys, Crockery, c.
sPALDING's PREPARED GLUE
meets all such emergencies aEdeuo househoid can ford
TO be without IT, Is always ready, aud up to the stick
lug point
"UsBFuL IN EVERY HOUSE,
N. ia Brush accompanies eseh bottle Phee %
cents. Address.
HENRY C. sPALDING
Ne. 4s CEDAR Street, NewYot k
CAUTION.
As certain unprineiped persons are attempting to n aim
oii on the unsulpeetlg public, aitains Of my II IL.
PARED GLUE, would caution all persons t0 exam Inc
before purchasing, and sce that tue full name,
Rs-sPAlDlNG's PREPARED GLUE-Fa
Is on the outside wrapper Lothers areswindlnS co an
tereits. a. Il =
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-05-31

thnrtiu PILL is
- which the proprietor la
~ than twrnty years.
1 ing demand froin tho
PILLS and the salisiac
! regard to their us, has
within the reach Of all.
- know that iilerout Ca
a, portions Of the bowels.
THAiiTIC PILL
this well established tact,
variety Of the pRrest We
y act alike On every part Of
are good aud safe In
is needed, such as DE-
i ST D NJ AC n. sLEEp1-
BACK AND LOlNs, COS
r SORENESS OVER THE
den cold, which frequent.
z long course OF Fever.
~ CREEPING Sen ALTON
~ BODY. RESTLESsNEsS.
= IN THE HEAD. all IN
sEASES, WORMS in
d nHEU MATlsM, a great
and many disel ses to
. numerous to mention in
hAEts ia
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-05-31

The Family Ca-
gontle but active Catliartic
used in bis practice more
The constantly increas.
who have long used the
tion which all express In
induced me to place them
The Profession well
tharties act on different
Tire FAMILY Ca
has, with due reference to
hean compounded from q
getable Extracts, which
the alimentAry canal and
all eases where = Cathnrlie
KANaEMhNTs of the
MISS. PAINS IN THE
TlvENEsS, PAIN AND
WHOLE BODY, from sud
ly, II neglected, end In a
Loss OF APPETITE, A
Uf COLD OVER THE
HEAnACllE, or WEIGHT
RLAM NJ TORY Dl-
CHILDREN or ADULTS,
PURIFIER Of the BLOOD
which tiesh ia heir, too
lhia adYnrIlsamanI-
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-05-31

Viii IN ought tn recommend i To the attention ul All
wishing
P,rIIABlE MACHINE,
Celebrated for he sh ipcity durability and general
fiSorite
PRICE VARYING FROM $40 to $50
Remember it is mauus, 'tnrei in your city, and no
trn Ia ,nsl ya,r diacah les known At headquarters.
the machine SEWING DONE To ORDER with neat
nesa and despatch. i.,,, ,.,.t ,,
chino or hand sewing always on land ..,.. ,.;
Gsa-AGENTS WANTED In dilstsgt iAi's o' '"e 'IiVu
for this machine. Address
JAMES MEGRATTEN, Gcnct Al Agent
wILMI INGTON, STATE or n.sIANAhh'
SALE ROOMS,
Wilmington institute Buadiay. corner y h'gAh
and MARKET SIS, lilmiAlyton nj,
and 720 .1rch Srecs, PhHiieiFha'
PREMIUMS AWARD kD.
First pfemum wa. awarded the oHd Dir Machine A. me
Pennfyyana state Fair held Powet sept ~ ls9p
A silver medal the only premium rded by the ian-
caster County Pair, taken by the loudOir Sewing
Machine, as being the hest machine hihition
Also silver Medal at the Maryland 81 ats Fair held 10
baltimore. Md. October 1859.
diploma at the New Cattle County Fair hold at viii
mingt5n, Delaware, October, 1853.
As-I Taggarts Local Express in ton viii thi'
/ establishment ~ ibiH
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-05-31

NTOTICE.-A fresh assortment Of PaiiAn and l.ls o.
IN iust,reesiyedlnt CLEMENT b. sMYTH-
oets No. sQ2 Market street
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-05-31

PRICE THREE DIMES.
The LIVER INvIGoRATOR and FAMILY CA
THARTlC PILLS are for ssle by A. II, Grimshnw Co.
Edward Bringhurst Co.. Henry Drnghnrst, Whining.
ton Delaware and by Druggists generally, and sold
wholesale by the Trade in all tho large towns.
S. 7. W. SANFORD, N. d.,
Manufacturer and rrupiietoi
mAr2O-tf 2Os broadway. New York.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-05-31

FSpn He EsaA3iisl', N7gfok Ia.
They have been tested In moro than tpusind cases
vi au Ira
, 1861-03-23

E11pQXn H&2n9 A1I1TS * t11CASU AthN l. ~ and 8.4
rM Joliet and Wilmington Accomluodatian iesye
Chicago u LOO r u daily Except Sunday; arrive a.
80 L.
q Elegant Sleeping Cara on N night trains
EONNECTIQE8-A ChenoR with 1oznusDort Feo.
III and Burlington Railroad for LoEan1port Peoria
aAlesburE md Ruri5Etoq A. Bioominston VIII M
Crest Western Railroad Of nnaoa for LacSsonyiic
Nspes and Quincy Al st. Lou-swlth Pacific Railroad
La1iuxton, IadePepaenec, ksns4s C1ty ind Ieaven'
Hudson and St Joseph and with Iron Mountain Raj.
road for Pilot Knob and Southern Missouri viii Rail
road 1ns Of Steamers on the M1saisatppi River 1of
Ae1uph1s, Vlckshurg and EeN OrseAna.
F9r through dckets apply It tho compna9's Ot1ce,
tho pepat Canal street
SAa5: SA&Es SS88ssaa,bos: S8sa, }Eeest7sr,.
G. WHEELKK aen9 # Agent
PRICE dA&
, 1861-03-23

Van Tinkle Minervamrs
mrs Wallace Mary a miss
GENTLEnENss LIST.

GENTLEmEN's LIST.
Austin AEa >Antheny g -Aylxostn
Andrexs Andps 5 kngoseA66o n 81 :AyaerJ
Alson Albert Ansd 2 % sumner AA}Esop AEso Mo1 John
.s1tsa Mezaader Il &Spar-4s1sr See Allen wa1
ASss ASsms ' Afnoa fsaseS Amy Tn
Barbern Nicho1sBestam - Bonsee Bro :
Benedickt Ben Benedit & g JABu1nss chaaney
Bedell Norman Rsksn RsSsn9n 4nsn yonn Brewster CT
Bartlett & Bro, Belskey Brown capt:
Black i co A s Biglapd John Boaiges Daniel !.
BsStt Bsfys B!sin 9oaa SaA BoSd Rost
HAY csnt .RsidEin Wu ABoardman Fred
Beals s dr. rov Brown Thos. :
BsssleQ BsssS p15a ps7a cBsy Bses W.
Be1dins Dsyjd KBeStlsy WmJ Brooks TT T..
| Barnett RichardBennett r. \ BurEowT
Bstenan Mchd Icy Drackman
! Bcitche Edw BirdCG Brown Il =,
Balentinc Robt aBakcz Levi 3 BEaton 4
| Bigford Thos ! Beckwith Ms Bntnes9n Gn :;
Bssessts BBsssaaHnn Henry Bsynton s1 BF Bligss!
Blakesly Ha1ve5Bsmer Nicholas BoPe a
BiscKinston j LBrucs Abel REaddoek John
| BevensJ Bfiet1and Bern-Brown John kari
| BIdeby ard Bfanphn John
| Ball j B Burt tAS Burnett Mm
I Brewer Vim Byrne Luke
/ Clark oryiIfe e Chapman " Craven Seward
| Cheeve9 B II Carter Luctan Curtis ~
| Casey Charles Nelson CoAkey Stylus
| CLARK CF Carpenter MI fayCooley Ttue :
! Carpeter Dayid CARPENTER nrCoate "
!! Clarke Edward farmer -: .co1butnTheodrE
/ Carroll Edward CORDIALLY BernaftCo1es II
Capps Richard Cowl Alphons E C1mmensTimhy
Chapman H CrofootBenjamtnCook Virgil C
Carfhew MchardCorey Albert CoxAn Henry Il
Charles sSimeonBC11ughwell PatkCollins Hiram 4
CalkinA Geo " z Cuthhe1t A Creyolin HI
, 1861-03-23
.GEWIN N MACHIN ES.
[, CORNELL b cos
Bamt1y and MauufaoturinR z
$40 SEWING MACHINES.
~ T. - . u u q 70 a m.--an

XAGGART FAKHs8 PATENT.
We sre tsppy 70 tsy to ths thousands who using
snr M4sa;S ena re tAonssads d taat Ssnt them tesa
GEAsE sTaaf Of + GRovEk i ii BAkEk EkhNi Hills 4;
HOWE "a snd u rsrsoas selling o. usn9 them ~
Our Mschines aIe now Just where we want them IN
5ses sd eaa h31sst G1 81 e9gs poEgtGa! hs
sTket and tasy sse ss so!a q 8, I'D f i3siudaz
Sc Ense ha5s ss e
Tpis me. taem stsH tbs caEArrsr I1aIT1xATE 4Sb
asas 3 oa1 aSns. 8 our customer.
wa ohc1 to REFuND THE MONEY n sI15 days III
cas,er. % Ths feature sions makes machine vora
neh more thin any other as there's necessarily aome
4 lew Of IT, superior qualities are the.e:-H uses
Straight needle; has great tpaSe an9s5 tae sn ssEs
"a e1pesss 3 % oa 81 Iev.f srssts5 ~
e. eaS esSf = eses "a u
sa 3. 2Rs sssaSs
s % Ts ~ .a ns
nobody noy1ees eaa nanagelt Hone other Will hars-
ss{ely - IT ptece of l.ber ~
IL 1ssy 9ent rsnE i nj aae5ines "a tSouea
dung 81. ssRR e
e 81 :fis Fl aEHHES 55d bLakE
s ed e RFsdesae "a sat e1
Sal bseRTs RI &. "a e
e.non re psb1s s,7sp
I 81 e .R1
= 81 r FsGFa psten sna fhs eoie proprietor
b eight NoEthTestszn s staIss; 500 A4aFeS: cn.
..-- .----- Post 0mce Boz 81 Chicago n
f.n It 1ss Lake st1eet tUpst.irk.l de&sdtz2 So
, 1861-03-23

Curtis G Rs :: GhittttffcE High =:
Commint Chas ,Crody: Isaac
Cop Eh8r1es:W n er4Nford JM&ko
Cunhorton PeterCoEtwel1 Us
GpnfnG Gar1el1lsC och1ane is.
CottrRll Charles CnrttA Joseph or
Cooper C 0sband Robert
Coy c G O t;7'---7. .Cta1ktou John;
Crail c c. :. Cobhett JohnH I;
Eook D r eco -Cratu John s
Crawford D Culnane:John =.
[cohnel1y Denis Coaghtry WIN H
.CohIerR:. j i, :. .Crooket. .Wm-W; :
Connor Edwin L Growing. Vim
Erafta Edward Conna11y M1thl ]
Cob1eiRh E j. Cole NJ Il :,
Collins Richard :Eoln1a Michael
Crowley Stephen row, mr. farmer
=.
, 1861-03-23
educational.

FAMILY SCHOOL, limited to l2
y: Kaae ca Te1m begins Nay :, 1851 IS per week
na1ssi asi - f. r n Raw. Can't J, D. Webster, Rev
= Go!Set, Hon Thos, nf1tnmond. hon; HAn =: AR-
Ato.: ". ". LArfabee. Esq. Ao1-ElkI.kas-
, 1861-03-23

MARINE BANK ~::..s::: =,
iIA4 CHICAGO MARnEE AND NsuEANCE CO.
Capital, $500, 900. >
! HAMILTON pqT E5ISss GsssisF / :. and seszstssy
d aaae I'd dis sAna1in repidF dFfssa1ri E q
od ina Unim. - ~ - :. III III ;"
, 1861-03-23

MERCHANTS, order your Print! PfiinItE!!
4H1 Ing at Tribune ofdce Of WIZ H, RAND.
M MANUFACTURERS order vour
Nx- Printing It Tribune once, Of
WM. 4. RAND. :
, 1861-03-23
:Cbiir'a:I9o.Grii / ii Il
SATURDAY MARCH 23, 1861,
oFF1c1AL...:...... !. march asth.. 1861.


Remaining uncalled for in the Chicago Post
Cfic4.....-.-.........1O .1O-16. :. :
, 1861-03-23

Cleveland Geo s
-Clanno11 ThoA
I. C8rTThos4 o.
Goyken(lall II G.
: 'QM:auuJ.o -;
Cox Jamea =.
EhnstyJ VI :
Cadrey James
element &c
!: tCarl,cnttrJo1iu1
'::GArkJohniTA.
~r1M1lberlin.W:E
.Ea1ey:WmH:, ::
@Ftte tWm -
. ,CannaTan Wm :
..Earter,'WmH H :.
Celia WI
Cane WmL -
EChar1ton:Wm
, 1861-03-23

r F. DeDERKY, N. D., Home
Il upathic Physician, Surgeon, de- Having en-
toyed an European medical EDUCATION, with practical
he ca3 gtye eutre IN the treatment ci Ill
EuEable diseases, Acute And Chronic
Of n1ght = biz residence. 64 West Randolph street.
, 1861-03-23

MICHIGAN CENTRAL, AND
1sA- GREAT WEsTRRH (cANADA) RAu.WAYa
Winter Arrangements.
Trains leaye the Great Central Depot toot OF fa1s
street. Chicago:
h0 1. H-LlEhtntnE Express tSundayB e1tented,
arrive At Detroit 6.l5 r Y. 8uspensinn BrfdE3
800 1. r.. Albany 500 P. u; New fusE I1sa
Kx; Boston 30 night. N''>s =
k7o ?. x4-New York and Boston Ezp.e~a fexcepF
6atutday) arrive At Detroit $50 i. T., eue-
penzton Bridge OF Buffalo 8sD :, NJ Abe1Y
100 !. n. New York u % /. ", Boston ncon
A1A- A-N-Ctnctnnsu Express, te1cept Sunday }thrpu.k
70 Cincinnati In hours.
&2Q Z. M-Ednc1nnau and Louiey1tle K1presa {excapt
Saturday through to Cincinnati ID II holiH
Loutsgif1e tn Is hours.
10 =. M-TEaln. Saturday only to Niles sunday
Ir2ln4 At 90 T. Y.
P1tent Sleeping Cars on Ill night tainA
the go = txatn Connects At Paris vith tI,s Butsfo
xnd Lake Huron Railway for Buffalo and alI potnIs
sast; 8 1osonto x1th tbe Grand Trunk Hallway 70
points to Can1da East, Northern Vermont Eer Hsmns
shIEe and N-.na. "
Baggage checked through,
through Tisksta for s1ls at the psneipa. Railroad
office, corne. Lake and Dearborn streets, and at Aa
depot cot Of Lake street. ~
E N Rff1E- Rnr.prf,4a 1a1+
, 1861-03-23
:H0FFMANN & GELPCKE.,

=, FRANCIS 4. H0FFNAEH,, .:::@.
Consul ot the Grand Dunhy Of Sexe.WefmsI .ths
Duchtes Of Brunswick and Sa1eGotha and fhe frer
city Of and by special act Of several Ssfea
BADEN, BAVARIA. HANOVER, HEssIA HAhsAn
PRUSSIA. aAKDSf, W1RTRMHERG, OIbEHBERG'
, 1861-03-23

= Fe!aoh9 wlshi1x crop letters adveftised must At,
oaaee open from fst My to :istt sNSorember. M
daily, Except sandays} from A:A:till r,x.. Oh
Sunday from till 1g4 Ak; From November III
days., and On Sundays rom $40 Til Is 1tI1"E1 i
: =; + >;:::!t.s /, ISAAC COOK, r. II. Il
, 1861-03-23

1HICAGO e ROCK ISLAND
~ RAILROAD LINE.-Passenger Trains depart
BON and 4t11ge At Chicago follows:
Day EIpfess and Nall leave at9 IS l. u. xad Arxtye
Rt SIS r. u {Snndsyg e1cepted),
Night E1preea eaves At ll.s5f T. fsaturdags axreo&.
~ atEtv0 q AIS l. r. Nonaays exceptedo
Joliet Accommodation, 500 I. Y. (8uldaJB o1cepted].
". L. 81. Jo4a, Geal Agent de19
, 1861-03-23
Xnitfais.:
-

Editor Of the Chicago Advertiser, ;. !chicsRo:
Agt New Albany = Salem RR..-,Eo s; :Iake st,
.-4so ID NJ. Boz 1900: Nv Il ii. IT n
Metropolitan Sewing Machine CO.. iii j G
1s8 South Water st.>ti.e.: s.e!.;s.; -
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-06-22
WHOLE NUMBER 600.

combine to prove that q genRine democracy
scarcely ever resorts to revolutions other
than the peaceful aud constitutional revolu.
tions Effected through the ballot-box. No
where but among those trained TO regard
the revolver and The bowie knife as tho
natural arbiters in disputes and power a.
the proof Of right, could formidable re-
bellion against our union have been broughs
to issue in the Nineteenth Century
Let US, while awaiting the shock Of de-
cisiVe battle, consider calmly aud thank
fully the conservative elements which oar
free institutions under trial have naturally,
almost spontaneously, developed. Note
how instructive, how general, was the rush
to arms when our Presidents call for Vol
unteers, closely following il not accompany
ing the tidings Of the Fall Of Sumpter, was
flashed across the country. Solid men Of
business put aside their ledgers, farmers
left their plows, mechanics discarded their
implements, to proffer their energies, and
If required their life-blood, to the cause Of
the nation. Within a month after the call
had been Issued, more than Two Hundred
Thousand men had volunteered 10 strike
for their country One Hundred TbousaDd
have since added themselves to the number;
aud they would ere this have been Half
Million had it not been notorious that more
could not be taken. But women have We'd
with men in their practical devotion to the
cause and our Impoverished, bankrupt
city has of herself poured Out millions Of
money to equip aud so bsist those who were
gathering around the Flag Of the Free 10
au age of MammoD.worship, people oftoR
tainted with their excessive devotion to
lucre have almost forgotten what the loVo
Of money is like /; in an age Of luxury,
men of large wealth are standing sentinels
on the outpoSts of our armies or taking
their turn at serving the rstjOns OF sale
beef and bread 10 the camps, while delicate
end tenderly nurtured women give their
days to the preparation of clothing for our
soldiers, or beg the privilege of sootli 6
their hours of sickness aud suffering 10 the
hospitals Such is the spectacle presented
by the loyal States of the American Union
at the opening Of June, 1881 such Is the
present attitude Of those states with refer
ence to the great Pro.Slavery Rebellios
which has for its avowed object the die
memberment of onr Nation. Doubtless,
similar intensity of purpose. is evinCed on
the other side by many within the circuit
of the rebellion yet the fact remains that
the rebel forces are largely made upo mi.
litia drafted and constrained TO serve, while
thousands of earnest Union men have en-.
tered those hated ranks only because the
choice between enlistment or death by mob.
violence was forced upon them. Thus the
peaceful States are embarrassed by prof.
fer of many more volunteers than they eau
accept, while their martial antagonists Oh.
tain their coveted recruits only by impor.
tuuity, by terrorism aud positive constraint
Surely, 10 this single contrast there is cheer.
ing augury Of the issue of the struggle ia
the triumph Of Right, Law, Liberty, ana
Union. l t-f
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-06-22

earthly expectations were In ruins. Patient
sufferers upon beds of pain have forgotten
enhuhood years ago, and feeding their souls
on prayer, have looked forward with unut.
terable joy to the transition from woman.
hood TO angelhood. Men utterly forsaken
oy frlends--contemned, derided, prescribed.
perseeoted-have stood By their convictions
with joyful heroism and calm content
Nay, great multitudes have marched with
songs upon their tongues to the rack and
the stake. The noblest spectacle the world
affords is that Of a man or woman rising
superior to sorrow and suffering trans,
forming sorrow and suffering into nutri-
ment--accepting those conditions Of their
life which Providense presCribes, and build.
ing themselves up into an estate from
whose summit the step is short to a glori.
fed humanity.
Before me hangs the portrait Of M old
man-the only man l ever loved with a
devotion that has never fuded, though long
years have passed away suce he died. His
calm blue eyes look down upon me, aud l
look into them, and through them | look
into golden memOry--iuto life Of self
denial--into a meek, toiliiig, honest, heroic
manhoOd--into Hn uncUmplaininV
spirit-intO "a grateful heurt--imO soul
that never sighed over lost joy, though
all his earthly enterprises miscarried. The
tracery Of care aud Of sickness is upon his
haggald features, but see in them, aud
In the soul which they represent to me,
the majesty of maniness While l look,
the kittens still pIuy ut the door, and the
noise OF shouting children is in the street
but ah ! how shallow is the life they repre-
sent, compared with that of which this
dumb canvass tells me ! 1t is better to be
a man or q woman, than to be a child. 1t
is better TO be an angel than to be either.
Let us look forward--never backward.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-06-22
Scott and the vot.ran.-pr pIrAnD TAYLOR

An old and crippled veteran to the War De-
partment came
He sought the Chief who led him, on many O
field Of fame
The Chief who shouted Forward ! where e'sr
his banner rose,
And bore its stars in triumph behind the flying
foes.
Have you forgotten, General, the battered SOL
dier cried, ,.. ..
The days Of eighteen hundred twelve, when /
was at your side 7
Have you forgotten johnson. that fought at
Lundyis Lane
IT'S true I'm old and pensioned, but want to
fight again
ILL.,
Have forgotten ? said the Chief INV brave
old soldier, Nol
And here's the hand gave you then, and let
it tell you so
But you have done your share my friend ;
you re crippled, old, and gray,
And we have need of younger arms and fresher
blood to-day
But, General 7 cried the veteran, flush upon
his brow
The very men who fought with US, thew saw.
are traitors now
They've torn the flag of Lundy's Lane, our old
red white and blue, - .
And while a drop of blOOdis left, I'll show that
drop is true. .l.. ...
I'm not so weak but l can strike, aud I've a
good old gun
To get the range Of traitors hearts, and pick
them one bV one
Your Minnie rifles and such arms it amt worth
while to try (; E-.9 t-t- "
l couldn't get the hang O. them, but I'll keep my
powder dry
God bless you, comrade said the Chief God
bless your loyal hearth
But younger men are in the field, and claim to
have their part.
They'll plant our sacred banner 10 each rebel
lious town,
And woe, heuceforth, to any hand, that dares
to pull it down
VII.
But, General T-still persisting, the weeping
veteran cried
I'm young enough to follow, so long as you're
my guide .......
And some, you know, must bite the dust, and
that, al least, can
30, give ths young ones place to 6ght, but me
aplace to die
If they should fire on Pckens, let the Colonel
in command
Pat me upon the rampant, with the flag staff in
my hand
No odds how hot the cannon smoke, or how
the shells may fly,
I'll hold the Stars and Stripes aloft, and hold
them till I die
And when the fight is hottest, before the trai
tors fly
When shell aud ball are screeching, and burst
ing in the sky,
II any shot should hit me. aud lay me on my
Ny soul would go to washingtOn's and not to
Arnold's place
TX.
given,
Where Washington can see me az he look,
from highest heaven,
And say to Putnam at bis aide, or, NAV be
General Wayne
There stands old Billy johnson, that fought Al
LundyS Lane
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L. WOLFF & co. Dealer in Ready-made
Clothing and Gents Furnishing Goods Ashtabula, o. 644
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LINUS SAVAGE, Furniture Dealer and Man
ufscturer establishment north Main street. tn
Office of Drs. harrington q Hail. Ashtabula, o. Al
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PHOENIX FOUNDRY.-J. W. WAGNER
having purchased the Foundry OF JoaS B. GALpu vii
keep hand at favorable prices stoves PoWs PlOw and
Mil Castings and sinks attend 70 repairing, and setting
up stoves and Pows. Orders for Castings and kinds
foundry work executed with PromPtnes Near the Sash
Faetory, ,lahtabula, Ohio. 400
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DUORO & BROTHERS, Manufacturers of a
Dealers in Furniture of,ho best descriptions and every
rety Also general Undeakers and manufacturer Of Cof
Asbtsbnis 4lq
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GEORGE WILLARD, Manufacturer or Sash
Blinds and DoOrs hand and made TO order Also Plan
ug Matching ete done to Srder in the best possible
nsr, AshtAbnla, o. sos
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GEORGE G. HUBBARD, Dealer in Hard
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Copper and Zine manufacturer Of Tin, Sheet Iron and
Copper Ware, Fiaks Block, Ashtabula, Ohio. 40
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II. g. DICK, bookseller, StationeF aud News
Dealer Also Dealsr ia ShsstMuaie Toys aad General
Yadsty Goods, Maln StIssi, AShtabulA, Ohio, M
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Agents.

BRIGHAM & CO., Wholesale and retail
Dealers in Ready Made Clothing, Furnishing Goods Hats
Caps, &C. Ashtabua. 4l9