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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-01-11
DENTAL CARD.

ITO THE PUBLIC: WE WOULD CALL
i attention to the Gard of DR.. A. WEssON,
especially to the last clause. As the whole
advertisement, however. speaks for ITSELF an z
charlatauism, and regarded By all inielligent
and honorable Dentists Of both city ana
country as gross outrage and disRrece upoin u
the profession, we therefore propose iettlus ~
pass with this Just censure. further tnan 70
notice the above clause alluded 70. IN Wnic1
the attention of the public is especially called
to the name of A. Wesson. and are cauuonea
against mistaking the name wv essen OF pIsscs,
etc. as others Of q similar name have often
been mistaken for his, etc. The CORR ctness
of this statement we are compelled, however
reluctantly, to admit. and for some eight years
have most earnestly endeayored 70 cqrrec. tn n'
mistake, BY constantly and emphatical ex-
planning the common error with many, coca
stoned By the similarity Of names; out We are
sorry to say, Notwithstanding this continued
effort on our part we ne nave rssa ss Which We viii
here explain, which is this That the sald VI.
A. (which stands for Abnerj WEss1N has NOT
acted in good faith with Us; for, SO iar l5oi a
having ignored our ,Seseby Corrected this
quent and common mistake, when u oceurre,p,
"a be should have done: to the contrary, ne
has repeatedly. time and again; assumed s Uu'
name wasson). and operated Ter strsnseb;,
allowing then to. go away from i his
ofiee under false impressions, and VIE
very badly performed Dentistry at tnnt'
fer which we afterWard got tho Sioui''
but he, their money-undsr what sort Of pre-
tenses. we leave the reader to jude but, "a
conclusion, will suggest that should this
GREAT DocroR "a. Wesson) take occasion 20
deny the above charge, we would here remsna "a
him that this is only ONE, OF some SIX ot i
charges Equally reprehensible and derogaiing
which were preferred Gin due form " and ALL
fully sustsinei against him some time since, ln
The MrNPHfs DENTAL SOCIETY. and Tor wnie,'
he was dniv and by unanimous vote erpe'. g.
We. hcweyer, more through sympathy 70 .ne
Doctor than sense Of justice to this conn "
nity. determined never to mike puohoitl "
these summary proceedings, provided, now 70
ever, that be wv esson) would not continue ~
disgrace the profession to which we nave .Ie
pride aud honor OF belonging. and have stric .a
adhered to this thowever. after no has os ~
known since to assume our nAmel unit ~
card referred to made its appearance, anu y. !. ;
for 20 long been srrayed before the punlle ~ .
mest glaring tissue of false represcntauons,
and savoring Of the most E;upendous humnug-
gerry. We have. therefore, taken oocaslon,
however reluctantly, to call special attention o
the said card. and propose letting this continue
| AZ a standing advertisement 50 long a. the caru
referred to Of DR.. A. WessOn remains in tins OF
| any other paper. Very respectfully.
fO6f WIN. WATSON, y. II. -.
| 0fIce With T. r. WATSON. No. 3i6 Man eIre-L.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-01-11
J. VIENNOT a co..

GENERAL NEWSPAPER Advertise
" ING AGENTS. ls3 Nassau street, new
York. Established In 1881 We beg 70 can
the attention Of advertisers to our agenc7. our
facilities With all the irst-class daily papers IN
the country are second to none, and We are fully
prepared 70 offer terms ana conditions when
c.nnot fail 10 rive superior inducements. We
sIso send advertisements 70 all Cuban aud
South Amsricsn papers, with whom we have
exclusive contracts. We are the only house
doing A Spanish ADVERTISING BUSINESS.
We can, By special permission. refer to
Mr.. It. HelmbOld. Druggist, 5ei Broadway.
Nsssrs. 5. Z. Ysnduser a Co. 1as Greenwich
street. New York.
MsSsrs. q. Bruee's Son Co.. Type Founders.
Is Chambers street
Msssrs PhAlon 4 Son, New Yerk,
Phelan A collsnder, New York.
Tarrant a Co., New York.
Chickoring 4 Son. New York.
Railway 4 Co.. New York. is-in
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-01-11
AT THE
Southern Emporium Of Fashion,
No. 247 MAIN STREET.

WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED A LARGE
w assortment Of fancy goods. consisting Of
jewelry, necklaces, Roman scsTfs. lace oollars
and handkerchief inv alencia and point, Spaa-
ish lace coliarettes, gloves, eorsets, etc: alse,
crest variets OF hats and honnsts, which We
offer at reduced prices. Cioaks and dresses
made to order, and a well selected stock Of
trimmin % constantly on hand 10
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-01-11

s7- The very highest prize. THE CROSS OF
THE LEGION OF HONOR. was conferred on
the representative of the Grover q Baker Sew
ing Machines. at the Exposition Universei'e'
Paris, 1867; thus attesting their great superior
ity over all other Sewing Machines.
Send for Circular.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-01-11
GOODYEAR d FALLS,
Druggists and Apothecaries
PSI Main Street walker Blocl),

Four doors north of Madison ST..
ARE NOW READY TO SUPPLY THEIR
N customers with Drugs, Chemicals, Paints,
Oils. Dye Stufs. Brushes. Pcriumery, Fancy
Goods. etc., etc.
Our PRESCRIPTION DEPARTMENT is complete
with all the necessary appliances. and stocked
with Pure Drugs, Chemicals. Extracts, resinoid
and fluid; and will be controlled by competent
and practical Pharmaceutists. Weinvite Ply
sicians, Planters, and all persons interested, TO
call and see Us.
We intend making the Prescription Depart
ment, and furnishing Physicians. Planters and
Families. speciality.
Remember the CENTRAL DRUG STORE,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-01-11
GARTER @. JACKSON,

lust RECEIVED
% bbls Choice Onions,
Is bills Oranges.
20 bbls Fine PeashbloT Potatoes,
200 boxes and quarter boxes Raisins.
Us bbls Family Flour.
10 tierces Sugar-cursd. new Hans.
IS hbls Choice Molassss.
80 boxes Spices and Can Goods.
go kegs and half hbls PIGS Feet.
10 bbls Onion Sets.
Together with full assortment OF Fancy and
Staple Groceries. Wines and Liquors. At
@. A. KcKERLY's, ss4 Front street,
Between Union and Gayoso sb. 1os
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-01-11

GROVER & BAKER 8. N. co.,
100 325 Main Street.
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III +.
bonds, to deduct from such payment, in
advance, the amount of the tax thus
charged upon them. This would give to
the Government revenue of ten or
twelve millions of dollars per annum,
instead of the two or three hundred thou
sand dollars which they are now receiv-
ing.
General Butler and his Brothers Estate;
A New York letter says: General
Butler is having tough time Of IL IN
procuring final settlement Of his de-
ceased brothers estate, the Court OF
Appeals having decided, On an appeal
from the Surrogate, that he must, as
executor, file an inventory of the whole
property out of as we'll as in this State;
This will necessarily compel the General
to submit an inventory of all his LOUIS
lana acquisitions.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat., 1869-01-07
BUSINESS IS BUSINESS.

One or two cf our subscribers who
received their papers with an X oPpo.
site their names. have called in, paid
IN. and ordered their papers to be die
continued.
All the apology We have to offer is
that We cannot aft RI 30 publish pa.
per FIR nothing. and that we have
passed that aye when we were induced
to do 50 to accommodate our political
and personal friends. We have learn
ed from sad exper iencc that -" business
is business. and that our best friends
dun us very promptly fnr that which
we are owing them. and the best we
can do is to return the compliment TO
those who are in arrears for their pa
per. We -ay compliment. because it is
q compliment to be dunned these times
when m m'ney is so scarce that very few
are So fortunate as tn have it.
We are not publishing a paper with
the expectation of getting wealthy.
neither do we intend " busting up" at
it again. as the writer of this once did.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat., 1869-01-07

The dews of eve. we're FILLING fast
Al .hrouyh our streets a stranger
passed,
And bore aloft banner bright.
On which appeared in lines of light
PAUL. F."
[ a splendid assortment of BOOTS &
SUOES at PAULs.
His brow was calm. his eve was clear
His soul, uniaunted, kn.w no fear
Aud on the night air loudly rung
The words tnat trembled on his
tonyue, "PAIIL!"
lEastern Work for the Cnuutry Trade,
at PAUL'S.
The Try Goods stores he hurried by,
Though much was there to tempt
his eve;
Yet not BY the could he be turned
From wha, his eager spirit vearped
PAUL"
Low Prices and Qiick Sa.es at Paul's
Come in come in a clothier said,
Well deck you cheap from foot to
head.
All competition i. def,d-"
But loud the strangers voice replied
PAUL"
GNnt to he uniersoid is the motto at
PAULS1
The Plymouth weekly Democrat., 1869-01-07
A MoaE REsPEcrB ALE Do4 FI6H

A MoRs REspEcrB ALE D19 FI6HT
On New Year DIV We noticed one
zeal genninc dog light. but the camhat
ants were moro gentlemanly about it
than those other dogs who had
the walks bieckaded most of the after
noon they went cut into the middle OF
che street. and there settled the matter
Moat of the dogs ia the Country are
nuisances, but they are more toerahlr
than those other worthless pups VIII
thsosg our side walks on every public
occasion. and render them Se yea ri,iicn-
ious. aud disgrace the species to whiei.
they belong
The Plymouth weekly Democrat., 1869-01-07

BIrISa THE IcE-On New Year
eve rain fell in sufficient qnsntiiy
freezing a. fast "a it fell. to make the
whole face of creation hereabouts very
slipFery and uncertain for pedestrians
We have heard of many falls. but the
most serious was that received by Nr.
Thomas j. Patterson. who. while at
tempting to carry two pals of water
from the we'll into the house. fell upon
his face cutting b,th lips AMI msshing e
bis nose to such an extent that he was
The Plymouth weekly Democrat., 1869-01-07

NEW YsAR Day AND RowDYIsM
New Year dsy va, very quiet in our
town. 50 far IA business was concerned
bat the usual amount of irinkiLg.
6zhring. black guarding and loafing WAS
attended to by worthless portion of
the citizens Of our town and c,unty.
whose ambition seems to nc to mike
the greatest possible exhibition OF their
brutality; and we regret to see 20 many
OF our busines men. AMI other respect
abba 40 calle1) citizens. 80 encourage
these rowdie, az to stand hy. aud even
run across the streets and the length
ofa block or two. ts listen Ia their bul-
lying vulxariiy and profanity.
On Friday last, ,n the afternoon.
Michigan street was so blocSadei at one
tine, thst twas iaprulenr. if not i'm
possible, Cor lady to pass either wav
on the walk. and several ladies' were
compelled to go into the street to get
by tbe miserable brutes who we're
1uarrsling. and the crowd tha. had
gathered around them.
IL 10 disgrace aaf outra,e upon
our town to have such drunken black.
Raaris give the place such name "a
1t has. During the whole Of New
Var day tn re wa n, marsh all GA the
street, AMI the place was run entirely
By rowdies. Va are in favor IF a city
sharter, believing that il will give the
decent people Of our community an op-
pertanity To protect them selves against
these rufh .ns, VII, are nuisance and
should be abated. and the m,.t effectuil
and speedy way Of lin, it. is thu WAY
We are in favor Of. and believing tha,
the condition OF affairs cannot be made
worse. We shall favor any experiment,
hoping that j. may be nude better
Let some one who knows how, take the
6rst steps in the matter. AMI see flour
good sitissns really desire anything
better.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat., 1869-01-07
NEGRO EQUILITY Nv OUR
COMMON STHOOLS

A dispatch TO the Chica 90 Times
dated indianapolis, Dec 81. ssys:
" The negro convention elected per
manent officers to-day. aud passed reso
lutions in regard to the deaths of Thad
stephens, and Randolph of South Car
olina.-in favor of equal suffrage and
equal participation in she benefits Of
the common school fund"
Tha, is what they demand and wha'
they will get before long if things d,
not take n turn. How do you like the
prospect:
The Plymouth weekly Democrat., 1869-01-07

ESrRAY NOTICE.
To J. A. Bran cher iasrica o. the ne aes Of
the township nf Germ an in M,rsh III C ountv
Indiana. We the u I'll 'r1ignel apr Al prs sp-
P.intei bv YOU TO value "a certain Sh,te seer
Lately tlkcn 10 5y Peter P,xler. IL nprsiso
the siii steer it the sun of fifteen ollsrs
The said steer is desc iii ii 80 follows: tie
n whit steer with bl TEX skin on h.. nose and
lew black hur1 at the en- is Of the ears and
has SIN Ill thick horns. htsro nrIn = or nIrks.
We suppose him to De twb ve,rs d.
IOHN q KirGlf.
GEORGE w. ktTCH,
Ap r4isers.
The undersigned olemnlv s.ear that
the foregoing appraisement and description
WAS made Without favor or affection
JOHN b. KlTCH.
G. ORGE w KilCH.
Swor1 anil subscribed h.;0re me Justice OF
{ he p"ace at German township, on ihns s<,h
das of December. 1863 J. A. B2ONG TER.
STATEOF INDIANA, Ice.
Marshall County.
John Cu~hm,n. Clerk Of the Cirsui
Court, in anI Tor ri 1 county. here6y certify
that the above ard foregoing full uus
snd complete copy Of The or gintl report hls
~ the same appears and re nains of record
in nv Office. In witness OF which | he eunto
subscribe my name aiid office the seai ,f said
Court this 8 81 day of ID eemher. Is6o
JONHN c. CUSuuAN, Clerk
The Plymouth weekly Democrat., 1869-01-07

An AGED STUMBLING BLOCK. -
Old Johnny Wesrervelt continues To br
stumbling block to the progress OF
the Presbyterian church Of this place.
and he il such large one that the,
have not yet been able to get over or
around HIM. bat We understand ths,
Wig T"us eff,rt~ are to be made to re.
move the hindrancs. SO far as th,
prosperity and responsibility Of tn,
church is concerned, it would be wei
Tor 1t 1t he was ex-comn.uuicated, bu
ssone "f that large class generally de-
nominated the world" we enter ou,
protest against the church " castiu:
him ont among IA. We already hsv,
enough Of dead-weigb,s to carry. an.
therefore We hope for a reeoncilia.io.
rf fbis ustter.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat., 1869-01-07
DIR. B3 RTONS
TOBACCO ANTiD0TE.
ARKANTED "a Dol rcmnIe AIN drsirc for To

bacco. 1t is entirely vegetable and harm
ess. 1t parifies and EN- iclies the blood. in
vigo' ateS the system, processing CRATE nur.
ishing and strengthenin g power is excellent
appetizer. enables the s:onBcee to digest the
heartiest took, makes sleepre rcsking, md
est lblisi-S robust health Snpkers and
C ewers for sixty years cured. Price. 6ity
cents. po.t free. treaties On the mi irious
effects of tobacco. with lists: 'f references.
testimonial Il, SC s-nt frea. Agents wau'ei.
Address DR. r { AbDot, Jersey CITY. NJ
Sold by all druggists. l6-l2w
The Plymouth weekly Democrat., 1869-01-07

THE members of the hop are ex.
pec,ed TO hop again one week frs II to-
morrow evening. Every hopist snd
hopper i. reque ted TO be presea: at the
usual hopping place.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat., 1869-01-07

A sec.nd grand masquerade ball fol
the bcne6t of the Hebrew ladies' aid
society. will lie held at Cor bin & Ben.
sos'- bslton the evening of Feb 8 l.
Prnf. J. Lifel's ful. orchestra will be in
attendance. Ma>qu-s may be obtained
a few days before the bail.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat., 1869-01-07
". n. BAILEY. S.D. rR. srvvoLps. NJ.
Bailey E. ReynNidS.

D1YSlCIAN Surgeons. Accoucheurs and On
i ticians: operators in Defnrmi,ips and dis-
eases Of the eyes. nose and ea~s. Treat all forms
of diseases thar effect tho human system Par
tcuhr attention oiven 10 diseases or fa'nslAs aud
children also 70 all chronic cases Calls from the
country promptly attended ro. Office on the cor
ner Of Michigan aud Washington sts., opposite
the Parker House
Y. Il Teeth extracted without pain
Plymouth. Ind, March Is. lSSS-6rn.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat., 1869-01-07
G. II. Reeve.

TTORNEY ~ LAW. AID Wrr Grim A1sn'
viii practice i'm FHlto, Stark. TaPorte and
kosciuSko. a. well as MlrsbS counties. COilec-
lions promptly and efficient attended to- Care
Tui attention given tn probate business Insurance
effected on lives and property. in the hest COM
panlrs IN The United States. Special attention
paid 10 the prosecution of claims nf soldiers their
widows and heirs. FOR hornty. arrears OF pay pen
sions and other claims
Psf'PSpcSs:-FHrw"ll.F Field & Co. Chicago Shaw
Barbour & 20. Cincinnati Buc!lv sheldon e Co
Y. 7 . Graf. Rnnn"tt e Co. Pittshurg ra-i6-
The Plymouth weekly Democrat., 1869-01-07

Oua carrier boy. Mister Hatfield
Ualsey. extent, thousand thanks to
patrons fox their liberality on New
Year day. By your c'nduct you have
incurred the pleasure IT the devil"
The Plymouth weekly Democrat., 1869-01-07

Foa SALE. or exchange fr reii cs-
tate in Marshall c,znty., 3 acres Of
land in Tama c. Iowa. neIr Chicago
& North western railroad Flr ptrtic-
ulars inquire of s l.. Harvey, st the
Buckeye Livery stable.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat., 1869-01-07
4, &, CaDrOI,.

A TTORNEY & NOTARY. War Claim AGENT.
viii attend 10 all professional huSine.s aced
In his hands. promptly and carefully. Particular
attention given To guardIanships and the settle
inent otdeced"nts estates Pension. bounty and
back pay of deceased and disahl soldiers pro-
cured at reasonable rates. Deeds, mortrarcs
ana other written Instruments neatly and uuckly
drawn M and Acknowledgements taken Collec-
tions made and promptly remitied OfIce over
" e. Dickson's hardware store, Plymouth, Ind
1920
The Plymouth weekly Democrat., 1869-01-07
ATTORM EYS
j. e. 0ShOrnn.

1 T1OKNEY al Law. ard Justice Of the Peace
has removed his Office 10 the east sid. OF
Michigan tre-et. on the block next north OF the
Parker House where he will he pleased 10 see
those having business 10 traneact with him
Collections made and money promptly remitted
Particular attention given TO the settems NJ of e.
tstes and guardianships If3s
The Plymouth weekly Democrat., 1869-01-07
THE LANDS oF'THE BIBLE.
CHROMoS
cosrIvE Ess,

Or Constipation ofthe bowels. -hould always
ceive prompt attention As IL rcdisposes the sys
tenn TO disease Tho timely nse Of such valuable
cathartic remedy RDbick's blood pills has
saved much sickness. disease and DEATH and many
persons to-day are indebted to those pills slonc
ccsess-ssa OIL rtes~s, 500 Nv prcwp ern's,
The Plymouth weekly Democrat., 1869-01-07

PARISH soeiable Of the s.. Thomas'
parish. this evening at the residence OF
Mrs. Cummins, north Of c. H. Reeves.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat., 1869-01-07
DR.. F. WIN. CaruS Won keSSler

FORMERLY SURGEON OF THE saxoNy ARMY.
Offers his professional services TO the citizens OF
Marshall an1 vicinity. Office. for the present. M
his farm residence, on the Bremen road. in North
township. 32-ly
The Plymouth weekly Democrat., 1869-01-07
J. J. Vinall,

" "OMEOPATHfC PHYSICIAN 4 SURGEON
II Particular attention paid to ohsfletric prac
tice. and diseases of women and children once
over BrowIlee's store. Re .idence opposite the
northwest corner or the public square. Plymouth,
Ind i1A-ea
The Plymouth weekly Democrat., 1869-01-07
Dr.. NJ. Confer.

DTYLICIaN & SURGEON. late Surgeon Of the
1 Goth indiana Infantry. off'rs his professional |
services 70 the people or Msrs' oil Comfy. once
and residence. west sid, of Michigan 81 three
blocks north ofthe Parker House, Plymouth. In
diana. l9-32.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat., 1869-01-07
NFFTIyG "F THE DEMO-
CRATIC CE TRIAL CON-
HITTEE

The members of the Marshall County
Der,e.ratic Central Committee are
hereby most urgently requested Ia
mes. at the court house on Saturday
the Is h Jay Of January. at l O'Clock
D. m.. for the purpose OF atten ling to
business Of ofimportance. 1t Is the duty
Of every member IF the committee to
be present. A. G. THOMPSON.
Plymouth, Jan. !. go. .Chrm n
The Plymouth weekly Democrat., 1869-01-07
DIT. A, Lemon.

DvYSICIAN b SURGEON. Has resumed the
I prictice OF h profession and can he found at
hi. residence. corner OF LaPort. and Walnut sts.
at all hours except when professionally absent
50
The Plymouth weekly Democrat., 1869-01-07

THIS mark < n,,r. time expired
and when found opposite a mans name
il suggestive of the fact that mcney is
what's wanted.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat., 1869-01-07
III EDlc


nDNT1ST. .rrmen. Ind. Office over rorfz Z
I Iehr's hsrdwara store leaning. extract-
iny. flling. and artificial sets inserted I'm the best
manner known to the deIital profession. All
work W warranted II
The Plymouth weekly Democrat., 1869-01-07
DIR. A. O. BOrtOn,

- URGEON DENTIST. Can be consulted at his
Office every dav except Monda - and Tuesdays.
Once over WeStervelt's Store. Plymouth. Ind.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat., 1869-01-07

small farm OF about 80 acres 20 rent,
10 work on shares. Good and sufi; ent ref
erences given IA to ,bility - manage the
same. Leave word at this Office.
l1-1m
The Plymouth weekly Democrat., 1869-01-07
MISCELLANEOUS
1. G.. Ho!tzendorf.

FASHIONABLE BARBER.-CUFf4r PA-
fEP SH0P Under Nlrk-S Ehrlich g store.
Shaving. Hair Cutting. ShampOoning &c. done
In The best stvle. Particular attention ,,iven 70
Dveing tialr and Whiskers. The highest price
p lid for ladies hair
li-3il A. c UOJTZFNDOPFF
The Plymouth weekly Democrat., 1869-01-07
DIR. L. O hnSOn.

DTYSICAV q SURGEON. Bouabon. Ind. Once
i Grosh s. Beck Bros hardware store
a.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat., 1869-01-07
A CARD.

Clergyman, while residing In South America
rs a missionary. dh covered safe and simple rem
edy for the Cure of Nervous Weakness. Early De-
and the whole train of disorders brought on by
haneful and vicious habits. Great Numbers have
been cured by theis noble remedy. Prompted By
a desire To benefit the afflicted and unfortunate.
win send the receipt for preparing and using this
medicine, In q sealed envelobe 20 any one who
needs il. Free Qr Charge. Address,
JOSEPH IMAM,
Station D. Bible Houee,
ts-3-A. New Yorh ei.y
The Plymouth weekly Democrat., 1869-01-07
]. F Van Yalkenhurgh

"HOLESALE LIQUOR SrORE-pure Liquors
w fo- medcina and pMe urposeps can he
had at my store, one door north of thu Branch
Bank
May is. 1865. ]. F. VANVALKENBURGH.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat., 1869-01-07
G.. HaSIangar,

" MOONS. CaIrage-. etc. c. Uasanger &
w Bro manufacturers or Wagons Car
rtises. etc. Backsmithing, painting and grain
Ing done 10 order
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-06-21
REDUCTION IN PRICE.

There never was time in the history Of our
country when a greater necessity existed for cir
culating pure Democratic documents. Radical
legislation no, made grave yard aud desert Of
half Of our country; our liberties hsve been in
iriugei upon to al alarming extent oyerwhelm-
ed with debt and staggering under is load Of
corruption aud inbeeility, our government is
the scot aud By word offoregn nations dispis
ed at home and dcrilcd abroad, It is oyerhang-
ing the very brink of destruction; the departure
Of our people from the glorious precept, # the
past, has led them into labyrinth Of anarchy
from which many see uo escape but iu military
ic.pousm. The New York impsridtst founded
and supported by the bond holding aristocmcg
,,thunierng for the establishment of an Empire
it, efforts receive the nuuntenance Of high gov
eminent officials, md the appreciation n the
manufacturing nabohs Oft the Fast searc rapid.
ly drifting upon breakers which must soon test
in" stability Of the emp OF STATE There '' ID"
hope for the future, ave IN r'o"ng the people
To their duties as citizens and to realization Oh
the peril ia which their liberties IRE placed.
There is bat one way to redeem the country from
WV "e"'sOs "'' anu '''"'''''' '" ~ "'' '''' ''s
ing It To- rum. The masses must return {" tho
rrirefplr. Of the father. of the RrpphIic. drive
,,.,o ,.r,.,.o, rrr., tho .,.o,ro,. r,,,.r,r, n,,n
H.. If. ,,o,i q, tho r,,io, or, rr,oo IN ro,.r
.,r. ,,,.. ,b, will ,a,.fo;.,.. ..n.,e.i-. ,.,,,
,.-...,.... .,t .,,,.,r H. ma, D..
.,.,,.,.. ...,,... $1,000. ,...-
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