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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-25
JOHN M. DAVIES & JONES,
lag WILLIAM STREET CORNER OF JOHr


los WILLIAM STREET, CORNER OF JOHN,
HAVE Just received from recent impoations, aud Of their
Goods eons.ts Of every thing neat tasty and fashionable N
the gentlemens furnishing ne which added 70 thor former
found in one store among which ares
CAPS-In every variety, for gentlemen, youth and chill
CRAvATs-of plain and figured satin. ITO grains.
sCARFsSoly e.,ing ,..i,, broehe.
0LOXEs-Of kid silk brown and cbene linen Isle, spun
sh: 9s ~oo.
LINN fS'SeL and Byron of Al. qu.i.. and
Shirt muslin. French cambric plain and with
SUSIE Np u, ERs-0i gum ELASTIC, silk. cotton. &c.
OILED slLks-Of white and fancy coors, warranted not
ssoye M only part Of Their and u
~ %sS az A. old established
GSssRh OF JOHN
re. S93TToN "a AND WOODEN MANUFACTURERS
building, with wheel and good Of water
with good house and buildings -four FIVE Of land
ofPaeron N J,recently occupied a factory Amy
wishing the above business would do we'll
' " ~ r. J1gN A, VAN RIPPER;
Will or IS Gold 1t, Brooklyn. N. ".
CROTON WATER FOR sHIPPIN0-The undermined
the Port Of New York that 1.-THE hydran. being now laid
Wse they prepared to give supplies any quantity,
dtie shortest notice
We would state for general information that other
w authorized undeI penay to furnish shipping with Coton
a'erere'p''hs UNDERNEATH owN q oRMoNp,
General Depot. South Side Fulton Feuy..
.N lmsrc south sur ct. New Yorh
pArrENr PhEsENytD HIGHLY tLAvOhEDf oR
anisd Keep for length Of time and climate, man
''''''Ted and Tor sale irhole'a,s ;pd r sSl SILANr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-25

NONETHINC NEW-TO all who would be oavng-C Ssh
Tailoring Est huent 1863 Greenwich street, the
Pacific HoteThe Making anu Trimming Establish
ment in the city The proprietor. take this hod Of
me ndng TO all gepleme wanting Clothes, the nomcal
of their cloths there the
profit. lad the MATERIAL BY their tsos. and getting
the de trimmed for which this Establishment oe
advantage all Others having made
make this the principal branch Of their
business experimenting both the cutting and depart
ment personal y.
They do present the public flaming list Of reduce ed
prices nduc but hope hat style OF X
manshp sudous attention to the individual Of
and the prevailing fashion, will always be sufficient,
and the best attraction offer to patrons
ma m~rc POOLEY BROWN.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-25

BOTdeT1, Cu6 bfass Hn1e and al other
tured this establishment at the reduced rates
New Articles got to order, being furnished with
pat ems
he Type this establishment both IN the style o.,
and he material (which made particularly adapted
Tor service III Ne wspsper Printing.
All ksds of Stereotyping furnished 10 order.
NB-Such Newspapers will copy the above three times,
vii be entitled to pay Type making bill Of tour times
toe amount Of the three insert ons. al
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-25
BRITISH AND ITALIAN STRAW GOODS.
hl. stock to which the attention Of Straw Hat

BRITISH AND ITALIAN STRAW GOODS.
mssn s and 90 winch the ATTENTION Of Straw H
Plain Tuscan Pist Of superior fabric
ss sefiy DO DC Dc
A,Ssr {Or Brilliantly
Ssifi!s straw
featured into the latest and shapes
aoS r ss oh M be S:y added
ali fresh shapes Rey are to
SiY'sS HH%E the TaoMx rs' REYNOLDS
LONDON LUTON. l3s Pearl street, New York.
MRS: n sCHELTEMA. sMETS 25s Broadway. opgo-
a. s BY . and h
S Of n.S ;IEe and splendid
Goods for Dresses. Laces and Fancy Goods all dsscp-
:sssS;ss r.
mosta.ho%s6ls French houses. ""' ""' '
o S f.n pSs MSGsay
boideIed Cap; for ladies', very Style eu,sl differ
and IF fancy articles which VIII be
P9- al very low pnce =, osn a. MA lm-ee
FRENCH MILLINERY GOODS.
At EHE sr soDhs sA g t@SxL ST.
Enes s st' III ssssS
which f 1sEso sfs
CAPOTTE DE ELENORE.
which is indeed emole of Partisan taste
Madame has just opened several of French import
ed fancy Straw Has. Amazone Imperial Brilliant Fine
Enc ihh Dunstable, Rutland Albert &C. &c.
Also, large and varied of French Lawn Has
from infants LADIES' the whole Of which Madame B.
has determined IN order the exgency Of the
oer at such low her of
her patrcss who have honoed her with their command and
trusts 10 obtain the preference of those abe
now ,olc's An early call requested the old French
MAGAZIN DEs MODES, 60 CANAL STREET
Madame has also received of Paris flow
and ribbons whish for variety and may Gale
plete ms liner
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TYPE AT REDUCED PRICES.

TYPES. AND ALL OTHER PRINTING MATERIALS
MANUFACTURED Ar
CONNER'S
UNITED STATES TYPE AND STEREOTYPE
FOUNDRY,
- NEW YORK,
CAN BE HAD AT EIGHTEEN PER CENT DE-
DUCTION FROM OLD PRICES.
RESPECTFULLY informs the Old Patrons Of the
Type end Stereotype Foundry formerly known Is JAMES
ConrERs, aud recently CONNER CooKE's and the
poohc IN general that they necutc orders for
PRINTING TYPES,
rHEs&s, CHAsEs, CASES IMPOSING STONES
Nh FRAMES, and other article necessary form
Complete Ssg Esbishments on as favorable ieyms and
States $3.50 ." '''' SA''o"
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TO THE LADIES.

Dk. HULLY UTERO ABDOMINAL SUPPORTER
THIS nstnent for the radical cure OF froapsus Ute
Falling Of the Womb BY external application superssd
ing the Of the obecona Pesaryn confidently recon-
health having failed Of performing cure under
the most aggravated circumstances.
The Supporter attained high character Europe
we'll in this country adopted the entire di.usc II
and all other painful surgical expedents the Lying
lnospitas Of London and Parls and universally recoD
country rs BY the Leading members of the faculties
Of Colleges Hospitals and BY all the eminent private
titoners.
Rooms furnished exclusively for ladies' No
Vcsey having separate entrance from business de-
partment, where lady attendance apply
Trusses and Supporters female patients ms lmr
G.600 REWARD-CROss' sPECIFIC MIXTURE,
~COO for the of Gonnorhns, Gleets. Structures
an,cgaos comnlant Of the orRans OF generation
this il the IN ost certain
speedy and permanent cure, without the le.st
ction to diet! drink, change application
business.
We give long quack ndations to deceive the
public If the medciae does not speak for tsen,
sh all speak for it Our object notify where cat be rd
and the proprietor challenges single of
ra to be brspgh in which the mixture will efcct
rand cure, under forfeiture Of $500.
Thiss disease that unfoun tely p-ryades all ranks o
here with a remedy by which they tn
se.e' without the the shoesI possible
Further. the DISEASE be contracted dose Of
mixture is taken night going 10 bed when exposed.
with full directions panynK
at 81 bottle One bottie lasts week. which eneray cures
For sale only at W% Minors 1872 Broadway. eorrer Of
John street. opposite franklin House, New Yo-s Joaes,
Of Chestnut sd seventh Philadelpn'a
J. NJ SMITHS 1888 Wsshin.'on street Boston INC MIR
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AND SHOE STORE.

joins RSqE ASP sa.a X. .;s4:
N:.s1 II a: ss he w S
he Sc term, for cash ,zar
LOOK AT AZ ,.r1 n,, Of Sp ea. just .!
,scsiy:d ..a :ss Wholesale The
s:s pairs Of S.'S.
:sS Ss Ss 1s s sSos: slippers &C.
ss'
sasS BOON (, ~ on Sf: en
s,G sso s.'Ga Gs g. runs 8 g. II, sGss
s : q 81 sf Bso. asi.a:
:, IN s1'''' SREd6E 81
- RossiPER fRENcH BOOT MAKER,
Boots and for Five 6oaf.
=, ss;.sa Is and:
Asc good pas s:i s%sh
%'fs 3 70
IA great sSq"d.uc., at Waiis. cheap .s.Te as BSsa~sy
C,nll streer, MA Im.ec
TO BOOT MAKERS.
q. MORO
III IL tS Kit Ga hand ready cut
A. THOMPSON'S BLACKING WAREHOUSE,
No 2 Coap tLandt street.
THOMSON respectfully informs the merchants of
"A. this city and the public in general th't he still
iinue manufacture his nimtable Paste Backing be-
ing The sole inventor aud manuiacurer THIS backiug is
known through the world and particularly the Uaed State.
further inform friends that he has made
menn in his old featuring estab hmen which enables
nm 10 supply them with any quantity and at reduced price.
s :ai
it can be depended upon genuine. A. THOMSON,
late Lee Thomson, formerly 2s5 Broadway, now
2Courtandt street, Broadway.
Manufacturer. for the Washington Friction Matches,
shippers and Others supplied reasonable by
single a26 lm*m
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-25
"DR. POETT'S ERADTCATOR.0

"DR. POETTS ERADICATOR."
DR. POElT Eradic,tor Establish for 10 in this
city destined very other remedy for the
deal Of haze gleet, and all debies of the
organs from its eertaisy action pleasant taste, aud being
cp Whoever relies this medicine B. pre-
hensive Of falling th ,nds putting persons
hundreds have bee eecuay cured after wing paid
sums TO th,e persons sold wholesale and retail The FOL
loving respectable drug OF Fult and
Of fulton aod Gold; Of Chu ch and Chamben
corner Of Wall and Bowery 81 Bayard street, and 1876 Eul
ton 1t Prce 81. mia imsr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-25

poUpRETTn tERTlLlZIN6 POWDERS for sale at
the lowctst cash price, quay % Climbers
by the New York Poudrottc Company. The contents OF
sinks removed lowest rates ana the least offensive
manner possible. Orders BY mail promptly attended TO-
m29-stsr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-25

PATrhNT PhEsEhvtp HIGHLY tLAv0tED rok
TABLE MEATS AND SOUiS, for ihp stores, war
apied TO Keep length Of time, and any climate man
niactnred aud for sale WHOLESALE and r. tul, by
- WILLIAM MULLANE,
mS5w'r loi William street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-25

nKKIS TOOTH WASH-Prepsrcd from the ongIna
" cpe at No.s Gold street, New Yrok-The Orru Tooth
Wash purely vegetable preparation, the proper
healthy and preventing unpleasant taste cdour
ranged state Of the stomach.
designed be hsed with tooth brush and will BE- found
TO .upeede the necessity IA powder keeping Tho teeth cleen
and the OF the II m the teeth
IL particularly in Of spungY restoring them
TO healthy and them contract around the
teeth In painful affections Of the teeth and arising om
cold will be found highly beneficial IL
culaly serveoable the Os Tooth Wash night
before retiring TO This method recommended by emf
aalste during the day entirely removed snd the mouth
kept through the night clean. sweet and healthy state
Sound teeth and white the most valuable porons
Of humanity but how many neglect the sttentson ne
means Among these we knew Of none more
tens the teeth strengthens the hes the mouth and
the breath We recommends ia use to ALL young
Id Morning Post
Tho Orrs Tooth Wash the best dstesen, ssss %
ssI enamel-I Boston Transcript
vor s.io bv the pr,ncips, druggists in u soisy mr.
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THE subscriber has within short me discovered that the
haps considerable quantity has been sold during the
winter Thu aud other Of the United States The
counterfeit medicines the description Of chip
box's with the labels on the boxes containing same
also contasing the endorem the wrapper wh
like coun'e e't signature. The copyright
eed ard with the boxes the envelope TIE suNscr Der
being about To take legal dngs against the parties
gsg-d in the manufacturing ard vending The couper. ps
will nj this time the difference between the real
and pamphlets and lopes but desres
the public generally purchase only Of his all
OF the receipt of letters from the suhscnber-
l.. Mcclure, Druggsts Of Albany, ". " supJ lied
by the undersigned his medicines until June 27h I842
since whchme he has supplied them excepting May
80, 1913, with b,tters
And the UNDERMINED further notifies the public that he
new. Supplied JONI L. Thompson Co. Dugssu OF Troy
N Y, with his med icnes, and snail no. d.
Signed, WILLIAM 3. MOFEAT.
per JOHN MOFFAT.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-25
MADAME COSTELLO.

FEMALE PEHIODICAL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. n Ia sv'i{
regular from colds other causes Their GeImnv OF
SETON has long been by the medical
and hunJreds that hsys uejssy boased feme
Dies Care IL sometimes their use, no"Rn uy
contain no medicine 70 the consnut,on hddtss
gwen grstis who che rus, py msoame o.
telo, Ltsenard where the fi are so' h,n., ice
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-25

New York. May l6, 18ts. MIL I'm
FIFTY CENTS PER BOTTLE.

DY LETTERS PATENT Of the United States-The
0 s ba. 70.
hair is becoming thin from disease. scuf, and dandruf
The remedy TO prevent badness and grey hair
The healthy dressing that possibly be applied
bead rendering the h soft and glossy aud freeing the ,cap
from all huno's and irritaons particle OF
scurf and dandruf and dspong the air curl m frequent
will preserve the hair health and beauty the pc
Rod OF life For nfart heads il To be had only
at the Hair Cutting Rooms 6 Broadway. o. Liberty
II, q "a o he agents IN FEC
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-25

P.nons afflicted with this distressing disease,
informed that
OLIVER HALSTED, has resumed the practice
Since publica Of his book he made additional
dscove, induce him TO believe that he
the most obstinate and nveerste matter long
standing.
H. has associated with him Dr. H. BOSTWlCK OF tins city,
whose -dca and surgical Attachments duly appreciated
by the public IS Chambers I'd House Of Broadway
ma StIssr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-25

THE Subscribers offer strangers and
aud beat selection of and fashionable goods found
IN any est bshment in this city, having been established in
depce both Pari. and ondon Their Of the FOL
lowing goods will all times be found rich and
feshionaUle
Sc m Of rich Satin, Mohar and Silk. plan black figured
BLOCK gold and silver figured, f-pcy colored &c &c
Cravas Of Italian English, German French Silks and
Sns plain and figured black rich fancy figured &c &C.
Gloves Of KID goat SKIN, SILK, linen, Lille thread and
OF all qualities ard description.
Susp, nders, English, German, French and American, in
great variety f sIk elastic buckskin plain and with
springs, embroidered, &c. SC.
Under Garments, .ilk, mrrno lambswoo, cotton liaen
tire d and but kskin shirts drawers.
Shrs-Linen and muslin shirts made the faithful
and fashionsb
Linen Co lrs and Dress great variety FORMS
ropnd and square ners Byron, &c. &c.
Pocket ies of all descriptions ready hemmed
Sptslfeld, India Linen, &c.
Dressing Hosiery, Purses money and riding Bells,
Ubfelss Walking land in fact all articles raining
The wsud icsarly their superior
INTENDED brace shou ders aud the chest will
be found OF immense beuet all of habits
or Of who have acquired the habit of
ing To children who have acquired that habit, they will be
found liable They still the OF their
celebrated elastic Stocks, 8, art and Crayn Stocks
PAHSELLS 4 AGATE,
Old established Linen Crspers and Stock Ma u
81 fOad w of Pr
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A BLU bENEfACIOh.--I The person thai makes
"A blade Of where before reckoned
pubic benea On the principle, CO. Glide by fur
nIshng gentlemen with fashion be Wearing Appa, half
the usual at least doing them essential service
Who d.ub. Let him call Wall street, opposite
Church, and examine my goods and prices
splendid black Coat for &l5a2o
Pants from $2,75a 6
Vests, from Sl,5Oa
N. BA full suit made twenty four hours' All
goods made up warranted to fit. J. 9URNEE
medal awarded by the American lns j. G. for
the best ready made clothing at their annual fair.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-03-03
MAPLE SUGAR.

How is il that our fiends in Wilamslown
make such beautiful Maple Sugar? Our neigh
bors, MesSrs. }. n X. Mansfield, have some from
that town, resembling in appearance this hest
brown Havana, OF excellent flavor, and perfectly
clean. WIN our abundant, supplies OF sap, aud a.
bity 10 make il into article like this. we do not
see why Vermont might not rely on herse II for
sugar. Indeed, we understand that from VIII
Jamestown it is now sent TO The Boston market.
Perhaps, with little Yankee ingenuity md enter.
prise in that direction, IL might become an inpor.
lant item among our articles OF sale. 1t appears
from the returns accompanying the last census,
that only three States produced more sugar Than
Vermont
As the sugar season is ut hand, we should be
glad TO publish II some one will furnish il, an &C.
count OF the hes. process of making il TINT in use
in Willams,o wp,--or elsewhere. - ". Chronicle.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-03-03
TOO MUCH MONEY!

MIR. Anterior, Of New HAMPSHIRE member Of
Congress of high standing among the locoiocos, in
n recent speech in the House, spoke Of our cur
rency ns now consisting of an mo, diHdie quantity
of paper money upon mn insufficient busls. We
believe il viii bs found on examination that The
banks throughout The entire country with the ex-
ception of The State Of Alabama, hoA in the ag-
gregnre more specie than they have bills in cIrcu-
ntion. Is This an insufficient basis The state
ment of the Louisiana banks shows very much
larger amount OF specie in their vaults than bills in
ctrculaion The statement OF the Banks IN the
great Stnle of New York, l3l in number, shows
that they have of hills ia circulation ~ l42S o4,
while the specie in their vanlis is SS,17IO10, be
in nn excess OF specie over actual circulation of
81 ,23i, ~
But then, our currency is not yet reduced TO tho
Sui,- rreas ury standard, 10 winch point ihis Alb
.r,on. with his political friends IN Congress aud
out Of Congress, win the exception perhaps, OF a
lew of the rank aud tile ~ lhe party, 0eslrous
Of bringing II. u money is not scarce enough now
for the lncolocps NE advise lhem to 60 il with all
their might Tor ihs system Aheron reported
Tins the pan at his pnriy and IN reference to u
made the siaement quu,ed nb0ve; So then no one
need he in The dark rs TO what his party are drly-
ing at a reduction of the currency below what u
now is. We have thought for long lime that
money vas sufficient, scarce without further re-
duclion. II others do not think so, Why ll'ey can
throw up their hats and burrah for Alherion and
his scheme that 10 ALL Caiedon'dn
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-03-03
POETRY.
HOPE.

We sneak with the lip, md we dream with the soul,
OF some better and fairer day
And our days, tho meanwhile, to that golden goal
Are gliding and sliding away
Now the world becomes old, now again II is young,
But -" The Better" Is for the word the tongue,
At the threshold Of life Hope leads us in
Hone plays round the mlfthfnl boy;
Though the best Of Its charms may with youth begin,
Yet for age II reserves its toy.
When sink in the grave, why, tho grave has scope,
And over the coffin Man planteth-Hope!
And il is not dream of fancy proud,
with a Fool for its dull begettcr
There's voice at the heart that proclaims nlotd--
" Ye born 10 possess the Bc,tcrP'
And that Voice Of the Heart, o We may believe
win the Hope of the Soul deceive!
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-03-03

From the N. Y. Literary Gazette.
PEACEFUL DEATH.
Softly rs stole tho sunboam's earliest rny
Into our closely curtained room away
Her gentle spirit beavenward winged its flight,
AS ii hed fed upon that path Of light.
WLEDGE AND MEMORY.
In after uges, our freed souls may know
The earthly shapes fantastic may
Where cndcth Knowledge Where shall cease desire
Is memory immortal Yes, though high
As are the heavens above the earth,
May be the wisdom of the spirit mind,
Yet shall the full remembrance of life live;
With mental, moral powers expanding grow;
And retributon righteous, memory prove
LOVE.
Who would not love, if love in heaven be found;
Or who would love, il love to earth be bound!
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-03-03

Youth and .age.-Youth is The season for silence
and observation; while it is Tor old age TO be com.
municalive. In youth, the eyes aud ears are of
acute PERCEPTION; but in after years, when the
eyes grow dim and the ears become deaf tho
tongue should be employed TO convey 10 Others
the accumulated nowledgo Of . life,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-03-03
AN ADDRESS COMPOSED FOR TEMPER
ANCE MEETING,

We friends Of moderation,
Who think a reformation,
Or moral renovation,
Would benefit our nation
Who deem intoNicaiion,
With all its dissipation
In every rank and station,
The cause Of degradation ;
OF which your observation
Gives daily demonstration, -
Who see the ruinution,
Distress and desolation,
The open violation,
OF moral obligation,
The wretched habitntion
Without accommodation,
Or any regulation,
For common sustcnation,
A scene of deprivation,
Unequall'd in creation F;
The frequent Dissertation
OF Subbath's ordination ;
The crime and depreciation,
Defying legislation
Tho awful PROCLAMATION
Of common conversation,
The mental alteration,
And dire infatuation
With every sad graduation
To maniac desperation:
We who with CONSERVATION,
Behold its devastation,
And utter condemnation
On all inebrintion =
Why sanction its duration ?
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-03-03

.anceshy-An empty eoxcomb boasting OF
renowned ancestry is no better Than pota'oe bios
SOM all tina, is good pertaining 10 them being nn'
der ground
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-03-03

Or show disapprobation,
OF any combination,
For its extefmination'
Without preVaricdtion,
We deem a declaration,
That offers no temptation,
BY any palliation,
Of this nbomination,
The only sure foundation,
The total expiration
Aud under this persuasion
Hold no communication,
With noxious omanation
OF brewers fermentation,
Or spirit distillation,
Producing stimulation.
To this determination,
We call consideration,
And without hesitation,
Invite cooperation
Not doubling invitation,
And high appreciation,
Without provocation
Will raise your estimation,
And by continuation
With this association,
You may, by meditation,
Ensure the preservation
Ola future generation
From all contamination
And may each indication
Of such regeneration,
Re the theme of oxultation,
Till its final contamination.
lincoln Telegraph
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-03-03

. Home.--Keep your store OF smiles and your
Lndes, feelings for home give to the world only
those which are 10 spare.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-03-03

Excerpts from Domestic Residence in Switzerland. late
work by Elizabeth strut author of " Six Weeks the
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-03-03

"Avenge the plundered poor, o Lord!
But not with hre, but not with sword;
Avenge oar wrongs, our chains, our signs,
The misery in our ehldren's eyes
But not with sword--no, not with fire,
Chastise our country's locustry;
Nor let them feel thy heavier in,
Chastise them not in poverty;
Though cold in soul us cotii..ed dust,
Their hearts as ienrless, dead and dry,
Let them in outraged mercy trust,
And find that mercy they deny"