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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-09-23
Ruin Of Mutual Fire InSur
anee Companies.

ance Companies.
Official statements to the New York
and Massachusetts, Legislature.
over ffty-four Mutual Fire Insurance.
Companies were Incorporated in the State of
New York, under the general act Of 1879
within the period Of about four years from its
passage-ofw which number seren only are now
in existence engaged in the transaction OF bu-
siness. The losses to the people. directly and
indirectly, through these defunct "Autgalsr
would average at least $4,000 for each eompa-
ny; thus making over s2,OOO,OOO absolutely lost
through these organizations, and the people
are still haraSsed by the collection Of ASSESS
ments on their premium notes. With all Other
losses the advantages OF this dear experience
in Insurance organizations, should not also
be lost to the people.'-Bay7se's Report 10 he
". y. Legislature.
The Massachusetts, Insurance Commits
sioners pronounce only ten out of hfty-nine
Mutual Fire Insurance Companies as being
equally sound as joipf-stock companies, and
some of them are supposed to stand i'm twice
as much danger Of falling as a house is of
burning; and "the perpetual breaking down
and going into everlasting insolvency and
liquidation Of local Mutual Fire Insurance
Companies is pronounced to be an Intoler-
able evil.'-MdSSdchuSetts Insurance Coumis-
sioners' Report efls65,
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-09-23
PIANOS

Steinway, Chickering, and various STYLES
of other first class Pianos, Organs and Me-
lodeons, of the most popular Manufactures,
will be sold for the X Thirty Days,at great
ly reduced prices. Address G. n. Cutler,
Agent, Orangeville, Ohio.
September 10. 1865.
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WARREN RETAIL MARKET.
WARREN, OHIO, Sept. 2, 1868.


Candles, ~TaIlOw.--.ls
do Stearine.&
do Star a
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NapOIeOn Young.

At present the champion walker of Ameri-
ca was in Warren a few days since, perfect
ing arrangements for n big walk to come of
sometime in October. Young probably
somewhat elated by the hundred mile feat
recently performed in Pittsburgh, promises
n big thing for Warren, and no doubt will do
all he expects since he will be well shod for
the tramp. Yes, he will be ireu ShOd, for he
ieIt his measure at H.. Rice's Boot and Shoe
Shop, for a pair of his easy walking shoes,
almost any one can make good time with
these shoes. Made two doors south Of the p.
o., Warren, O.
Sent eff
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-09-23
The Election :

4 fine assert ment of Perfumery, Hair Oils,
Pomades and Tooth Powder, also Bishops
celebrated Tooth Paste, for which F. A. Clark
is sole agent for Ohio. Remember the place,
sign Of the Eagle, Main Street.
September S-2t.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-09-23
Local Notices.

Local Notices Is cents per Line first Insertion,
10 cents per line each subsequent Insertion.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-09-23

Advices from Oregon speak encour-
agingly of the prospect of carryingthe
State for Grant and COlfax.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-09-23
RhYnln of Hats.

Blanche, n Princess of Lisbon, wears the Star,
Lena and Lula sport the GeTOtSteiR,
Rivals are they for the heart of MOlLSQUetdire
\ Fra DidrOI0 he with the female heart 1
ween.
4 second instalment of this thrilling
romance will appear next week, meanwhile
Millinery Goods of all kinds will be old
cheaper than the cheapest at
Sept. 2-tf. Mrs. POTTER & CO'S.
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RI &c A
IN

The attention of our readerr is directed to
the advertisement Of GOES DYSPEPSIA
CURE, in another part Of lhis paper.
h valuable Medicine is recommended
by all who use it. Read the certificates.
August u 1865.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-09-23
TrumbuII Co. Medical Society.

At its meeting, Aug. 2Sth., the Edi-
tors of CHRONICLE and of the
Constitution were invited to join in
the supper at the Gilmore House,
Friday evening, Sept 18th.
Cases of cough cataract, and Otitis
were presented at the clinic. Drs, NJ.
G. Woodwork, Harmon and J. r.
Woods were appointed a Board OF
censors to examine applicants for
license under the law of last winter,
preventing the practice of medicine by
those not authorized. On report OF
committee, n. ]. Taylor vas admitted
TO the society
DIR. Z. Moore read report Of fracture
of leg, in a partly idiotic boy, Whn
died on the 4th day, twelve hours
after the first u~nfavOrable symptoms,
apparently from paralysis. DR.. Wood
worth reported a cas- of suspended
respiration in a man, who was thrown
from the ears while in full motion,
and taken up apparently dead artih-
cial respiration was kept up half an
hour before the patient evinced any
signs of life. He finally recovered.
DIR. Harmon reported eight cases OF
whooping cough, in which the whOop-
ing was stopped in n week and the
cases cured entirely in four weeks.
He advocated active treatment instead
of allowing nature to run an uncertain
courseinthe disease. A. JONES, Pres.
J. HARMON, Sec,
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Coal! Coal!

The undersigned will keep constantly on
hand for sale at PhalanX Station, the best
qualities of MAHONING VALLEY COAL, in
quantities to suit purchasers. c. WOOL.
Sept. ., lS6S-3t.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-09-23

IS No notice will b. taken Of communica-
lions notaccOmpanied by responsiblename.
The name will be considered confidential,
but must in all cases accompany letters as a
guaranty OF good faith. No communica-
tions returned.
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To our Friends.

To WUI IIINHWos
Our stock of ~seasonable goods ismorelarge
and complete than usual this fall, and We
ask an examination of stock and prices.
HAPG0OD & BROWN,
No. / River Block, Warren, o.
Sent. left.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-09-23
Eugene Hair Restorative.

Four % light window sash-SxlO glass; in
good order, will be sold cheap for cash. APP
ply at this office.
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Campaign Painting !

OF Banners, Flags, Transparencies, &c.
one on short notice, by
Warren, Sept. 2, IS5S-tf C.. C. McNUTT.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-09-23

THE GALAXY is fast attaining a
front rank among American Maya
zines. 1t grows better every month.
The October number is before US, and
the follOwinglis list of articles invite US to
entertaining and instructive reading;
Cipher, a Novel, part first; chapters
one to four. Vittoria Colonna. Haz-
ard. The History of Tears. An Au-
tumn Song. John Lester Wallack,
with a portrait.) A Few Words
About the Nerves. The Death of
Hope. Beachdaie. Words and Their
Uses. Whose Hand; . Chemico-
Ghost Story. Is Labor a Curse
Tides. The Galaxy Miscellany
Drift Wood. Literature and Art
Rebule, BY the Editor.
The price of the Galaxy is 81 per
year. Address, Sheldon K Co., New
York, 500 Broadway.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-09-23

This celebrated preparation is now put up
in mammoth Bottles, and sold by all Drug
gists at % cents. 1t Is the cheapest, best n
most popular Hair Preparation KNOWN
Sold by all druggists. May 2O-Sm.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-09-23

Are the How and Florence, sold by Mrs. S.
Adair, first door south of the Austin House,
Main Street, Warren, Ohio.
Ian. L ISfS
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-09-23

500 bbls of Salt for sale at whole
sale or retail at Island Mills.
RUSH, HAMILTON & co.
July 2-tf
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% Per Cent

Reduction inthe price Of Sponge Mattresses!
Hair, HuSk and SeagraSs Mattresses, very
law, at TRUESDELL & TOWNSEND'S.
sept. 2-tf
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-09-23
County %Inflrmary.

From a report of the Infirmary
Directors to the County Commission
ers, we gather the following statistics
for the year ending, Sept. 4, 1858:
Number Of persons now in the mfr
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-09-23

OFFICE WESTERN RESERVE CHRONICLE
WARREN, OHIO, Sept 2, 1855. J
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-09-23
PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKET.

oePItHDeIl II Io0o.
CATTLE-In fair demand. sales at s54G
SIC for extra western steers; 71laS1lc for
fair to good; Sole gross weight for common.
SHEEP-In fair demand. Sales at 4zG5l<o
Per ID gross for fat sheep Sl,50aS,OO per head
for stock sheep.
H0GS-In demand. Sales $500 head at sl4-
O0Sl5,0Oal5,O per cwt nett,
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-09-23

We grind our own Ginger.
Pure GrOund Pepper.
Pure ground Allspicc.
Pure ground Loves. e
AU our OlUR Grinding.
HOYT, STRATTON & HAPGOOD.
Sept. left
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-09-23
Magazines for October.

THE ATLANTIC MONTHLY has a
rich table of contents, viz: Inebriate
Asylums, and a Visit to One; Petro-
leum in Birmah; The Man and
Brother-II.; The Two Rabbis;-
Kings Crowns and Fools Caps; st.
MichaeTs Mighty. Edmund
Brook; The Face in the Glass;
Loves Queen; Bacon-I. Free Pro
duee among the Quakers; The FL
nances of the United States; Pandora;
Reviews and Literary Notices.
The Atlantic is published by Tick
nor & Fields, Boston, at 81 per year.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-09-23
II want

To see some nice Oranges andLemons, Pine
Apples, Canned Fruits, Jellies and every va
riety of dried fruits, call and examine the
stock of JEROMET. CAMPBELL, on Main
sc. May l3-tf.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-09-23

Value of other produce sold-----------. l2s5S
No doubt a detailed annual report
of the workings, condition and man
agement of the Infirmary, by the Di-
r%ectors, as required by law, would be of
interest to the people of the county.
The County Commissioners, we learn,
have determined that hereafter full an
nual statements of the condition, re-
ceipts, expenditures. &c, ofthe Infirm-
shall be made.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-09-23

The Denever Tribune, of Wendes-
day, makes Bradford's majority for
Congress sixty-six, with two pre-
einets to hear from
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-09-23
As Water

Finds its level, so viii customers find where
good work is done, this accounts for the rus
at the Art Gallery of Brooks & Potter, who
can photograph that old man Just stepped out
Of time, or the little infant who has recently
stepped in, and all intermediates try them
and be satisfied Of the fact. Rooms, east
side, Main Street Aug. 5-tf
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-09-23
$50 P. M. New York Night


From Dunkirk, Sundays excepted. stops at
Salamanca ll:55 =. NJ, and connects at Hor-
nersville with the ll:A p. NJ. train from Buff
falO, arriving in New York 300 Z. N
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-09-23
The Rest Sewing Machines

The best steel Plows in market at ID. II.
BENEFITS, opposite the Baptist Church.
WaSsen, May I, lS6S-tf
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-09-23
THE MARKET REPORTS.
MARKET.

OFFICE WESTERN RESERVE CHRONICLE.
WARREN, OHIO, Sept 2, 1855. J
Gold, 40.
seven-Thirties, I'd and Sd series) leo. with
interest.
GROCERIE+Firm and steady.
BEANS-White 500 o $40 per bushel.
FLoUR-s9,O to SII,75.
OATS-Oats 5000.
CORN-Corn 500.
FLAX SEEDA260.
DRIED APPLES367c.
BUTTER-Fresh Roll S3&25c, cash or trade
CHEESE-Faetory l3c; Dairy lO9l2l4c.
EGGS-lSc.
LARD-COuntry rendered, E9lSe-
HIDESSSee Leather Report.
POTATOES-sl ,lO9l,4.
TEAS-sl,OO to $3.50 per chest
COFFEE-29H per bag.
GLASSSSee Hardware Report.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-09-23

5000 Boxes Cheese WantedI
For which the highest market price will b.
paid at a. E. ANDRWES & SONS.
Sept. ., IS6S-tf
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-09-23
New LOT HALLS Hair Remover.
~CinnamOn-Our own Grinding.

We are selling at old price, 81 cts. per bot
tie. H0YT, STRATTON HAPGOOD.
sept. Loft.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-09-23
PER BARREL.
PER POUND.

Flour white wh't.I3.O
do Amb. Wh't-lI,5O
do Spr'g Wh't9,O
White Lime-..--..l,75
EnIN lnn
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-09-23
PIoMs. PInMs. PIoMs.

The Best Hair Restorative,
For sale at Mrs. f. s. ADAIR'S.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-09-23
Sept. lG,-tf.

Timothy Seed,
Red Top, and Clover Seed,
HOYT, STRATTON & HAPGOOD.
Sept. l6-tL.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-09-23

TrumbuI Co. Medical Society holds
its Second Annual Festival, Friday
evening Oct I'd. The address will be
delivered by Rev. Benz. st. John Page.
Apractical and good natured discus
sion of medical topics may be expect
ed. The public ladies included) are
invited to attend. Every body will
be cured free, and no one killed.
COMMITTEES.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-09-23
Novelties

Novelties!
In Millinery and Dry Goods, arriving daily
at GUNLEFINGER & BRO.
Warren. Sept. l6.-2t.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-09-23
NEW Work CATTLE MARKFT.

NEW YORK, Sept. Pill A. M.-Cattle in
fair demand and prices advanced to l4GI7Hc;
receipts 800 head. Live Hogs; market dull
and lower sales at 9GlO5c; receipts aOhead,
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-09-23
Folding Chairs =!

Folding Chairs :!
In great abundance-Other Chairs by the
thousand or otherwise, at
TRUESDELL & TOWNSEND'S.
Sent. 2-tf
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-09-23
Window Sash,

YOu Can Find
The Celebrated Heroine Fruit Jar, at
July l-tf PEW & BROS.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-09-23

Show Case
Counter and Desk for sale cheap, at
HAPGoOD q BROWNS,
August aft
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1868-02-28
Winter In C~lifornia.

There are two kinds Of winter in Califor
MIA, wet and dry winter. The presen,
season has been a wet one, and its pbenosn-
ena are peculiar. This vet weather opens
with . severe rain.storm in December,
which interrupts mining and travel in the
interior, foods many of the valleys, and
does more or less damage to shipping and
buildings on the coast. During this storm
there falls on the great watershed of the
Sierra Nevada, from twenty to thirty inche s
Of rain, which is thence drained into all its
gorges, and poured at last into two principal
valley channels Of rather narrow and shallow
dimensions The food that follows is sim.
ply inevitable.
The food Of the present season has not
been quite rs disastrous as that Of some
previous winters, but the destruction has
nevertheless been considerable. Probably
thousands Of square miles Of bottom land
along the Sacramento and San Joaquin
rivers, aud their largest continents, are un>
der water, aud will remain so for . consider.
able time.
The mountain streams have risen from
ten TO twenty i've feet, and many bridges,
fumes and dams have been destroyed aud
mining claims filed up. The experience Of
former seasons has taught the people ol
these regions TO adopt various precautions
against disacser. Horses and cattle haye
been saved on sounds, and towns protected
by levees, That OF Sacramento has proved
. complete defense this season, and othel
towns have also escaped the aood through
the same means.
So that. taken altogether, there is seasos
TO hope that the present winter, though near
y as wet, will not be nearly - desssucsiv,
IS those Of some previous years, notabl,
those Of 1861 and 1862.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1868-02-28
march at his /" forward"

march at his - forward"
Failing in seducirg Grant from his ale
giance to The people, Johnson's next steI
was 10 remove him and get some plant to-
in his pls ce, who would order the arrest o
Stanton when he came into the War Office
armed with the authority Of Congress. This
movement was also Aanked by the man who
has hanked So many traitorous moves be-
fore. Much as the nation owes Grant fol
his services in the field, it owes him more
for his recent action. We say sgain that,
had the President succeeded in gaining
Grant over to his side, there might have been
dissolution Of Congress, and an invitation
to rebellion to raise its head once more.
Grant has spoken, and as we read the fol-
lowing, we can certainly feel assured that the
nation is safe, when such Congress as ours
has such soldier as Grant at the head oi
the army, and such man Us Stanton in the
War Department. Treason may howl, bu.
i. must 20 down, for Grant and rictory are
synonymous
"And now, Mr. President, when my hon-
or as a soldier and Integrity as a man have
been SO violently assailed, pardon me for
saying can but regard this whole matter,
from beginning to end, as an attempt to in>
volse me in a resistance Of law, for which
you hesitate to assume the responsibility, in
order to destroy my character before the
country. ] am, in a measure, con6rmed in
this conclusion by ysur recent orders direct-
ing me to disobey orders from the Secretary
of War, my superior ard your subordinate.
Without having coun,ermanded his authors
ty, am TO disobey."
The President has replied TO this, and bis
Cabin,t have indorsed his mote The
country will take the word Of Grant against
White House full Of such Presidents and
Cabinets. The course Of the one has been
deceptive from the first, the other has never
deceived.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1868-02-28

last. Bat in vain, my numbers were not
there. In a day or two another list appear
ed, which read with the same result. Al
last, among those which dre a prize worth
less than one dollar, found my own.
@ Ton," said friend, whose cfiice was
mex, to mine, "jon'; you think Jones wa:
fool enough to buy ticket in that enter
prise 2"
| WINGED, but said nothing and he went
on. " What do you think he drew? 4
cauby print Of Washington, aud pair o'
eighteen carat brass buttons! He cors so!es
himself with the adage live and learn bu,
think "a fool and bis money, etc., more
appropriate
made some reply and left him. tLo',
would not carry home the newspaper that
night. ! was ashamed to have Mary see IT,
But as we sat before the fire after tea
Why, Tom," says she, "where's your
paper?" had intended 10 say that | f,r>
got it, but defy any one to look into Macy ;.
clear brown eyes and tell lie, SO just told
her the truth.
believe II she had scolded, or said :.
told you So" should have put Oh nv ha,
and left the house, but her only remark was,
Never mind, Tom, we'll know better an
other time.''
Do you wonder think her . wonderful
little woman? made great resolve tha,
night, and have not bought lunch down
town nor smoked cigar for month. Even
my pipe and paper Of killiknick are laid
away on high shelf out Of the way Of tempt
alton. Aud when Mary asks wha, has be
come Of my pipe, | look sober and reply that
] think smoking disagrees with me but
laugh to myself as think Of the sewing ma
chine that will stand in the corner by the
~indow before many months, and the rest
that will come to those busy fingers Ieven
stepped into Brown 4 Smiths to inquire the
price Of their best black silks; but that |
dare not think ofat present.
II has been. after all, good lesson but
think it will be my last, as it was my first,
experience in lottery tickets.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1868-02-28

How TIE FREScH PRixcE IAPgasAL n
EpucArkD.-. Train up child in the way
be should CO." etc is one Of the oldest AK
IONS the world is familiar with, and at tie
present moment the Emserpr Napoleon is
evidently acting upon it'with considerable
activity. He has recently had constructed
in the private garden Of the Tuiler.es, .
couple miniature Notifications, BY the aid Of
which the young Prince Imperial is being
instructed in the art Of war. One Of these
forti6cations is regslar in form, the other
consists Of small fort or redoubt, thrown
up at an emergency, to defend either .
passage, bridge or . camp. The ditch is
furnished with q s,ockade to insure the &C.
cupants Of the fort against surprise, and the
outer approaches are defended By namber
Of round pits placed close together. When
the Imperial family Are at the Tuileries, the
Prince receives daily instructions in the art
Of military engineering. BY the aid IT these
miniature works, from the mouth Of an Of
ticer Of engineers attached to the Emperor >
person, and at times even from the Einpe~
ror himself. II is said, moreover; that the
boy takes the highest interest in these stud
les, which he pursues (say the French pa
pers) with passionate zeal therefore we
have less reason TO fear that when be
grows old he may depart from those !" idees
Naop eonicnues in which be il so consis,
teuty bred.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1868-02-28

there, attaches Of the Telegraph Company
to The present writer, to be delightfully."- free
from an excess Of rain in summer, and ol
snow IN winter.
As cor rseqnence Of the humid atmos-
phere and eJnablc temperature of this long
coast, the forest gsowth Of the North Pa.
ciiic are magnificent Pines and deciduous
trees flourish equally over all these islands
and Pc. insuas, extending into the interior
until the rising peaks OF the coast mosn>
,ains or the high piaseaus crowning the
Rocky Mountain range reduce forest trees
to shrubs.
Altoge,nerthis new country of the North,
west increases in interest as we explore it.
Its value is much beyond our expcctatians.
!. has eli singularly favorable for its
latitude, and it has a productive capacity OF
very ample proportions, although peculiar
10 itself. Bongari pronounces it warmer
than the same attitudes OF the west Of Eu.
rope, but We find it almost exactly the same.
If New York city is habitable in winter, We
can live in Si,ka; for the last-nan.ei plnce
is the warmer Of the two at that season. IL
is inagnilicently timbered. aud deep land.
locked harbors remain free from ice through
out the year, adording opportunities for
ship-building superior to those Gf the rivers
and bays of Maine. Ii is inhabited by ma
tive tribes more numerous, intelligent and
capable than most OF those we have known
in lower latitndes. It swarms with animal
life the waterfowl Of the whole contine It
crowd to their breeding grounds there in the
Summer; herds of deer Of every variety !:
furbearng animals without number; and a
profusion Of animal life ssrikingiy greater
than equal areas of any part Of the conti>
nent at the South afford.
Such is the universal testimony OF intelli-
gent explorers, at the head Of whom we
reckon Sir John Richardson. 1t is singular
that nearly all the migratory singing and
woodland birds Of the United States 20 to
this far north land, and breed there in tie
short season.
Clearly we can occupy the coast first. and,
building towns there. can trade peacefully
with the nations in tie interior, if it IS
found too costly to attempt to extermina,e
them. Many alternatives will doubtless
open with a mere lapse of time; aud now,
with our debt on our hands, j, will be better
to make friends with such nations as the
kutchio, than TO enter on possession of their
will. and at the risk Of prolonged war.