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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-11-07

si he semannual report Of the Merchants Bank Ma
con, Geo, we annex compared with those previously
made.
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ART AND SCIENCE OF DANCING AND


A CARD-tlK WHALE and DAUGHTER respectfully
"a A1noun to the ladies and Gentlemen Of New York.
sonmenee at he Assembly Room. Constitution Hall, $50
throughout the
Days q Tuition for Young Ladies and GsptIsen under H.
every Tuesday, and Saturday afternoon, commencing Sand
for the elder class of Gentemen Every style
Dancing taught in Mr. VS. classes without additional charge
to pupils.
Mr. W. that the references he shall offer OF his capaby
will be satisfactory Schools and Academies attended ap
plicaton above, his Private Academy No. 70 Sixth
Avenue, where will be made aud
containing particulars. OF lms re
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snan and Sasafs prepared By the New York College OF
Medicine and Pharmacy established for the suppression Of
quackery This refined and highly extract pos
ssssng all the purifying qualities and curative powers Of the
6nsv snpeor 10 any extract nf Ss IN !, % h - IN
the psbc and be relied certain remedy for all
dsesss arriny from impure state Of the blood such
scrou salt-rheum rng-worm, blotches pmpe ulcers
the bones joints nodes liberated
throat disease arising the effects
syphilis or an iniudicous use of mercury.
:. in cases Of half dozen Bottles $50
Cases forwarded to all parts Of the Union.
MA very liberal discount to Wholesale purchasers.
Office Of the College, 95 Nassau street.
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NOTICE.

IL. PAKKER, 60 Duane street, between Broadway and
a. Elm street agent for the sale or valuable Oil Paintings
Porcens and Antiquities has Just received ship Persian
Amsordam, line collection Of splendid Oil
q the Flemish and Dutch schools elegant japan scqueed
Porcelain, Of the richest kinds old DRESDEN Porcelain Groups
fancy Cups and Sauce ancient rich IN gold Fans Of the 18th
century and q grandeur equal 90 thing imported into this
country, which be disposed OF moderate prices There
fore thoss who yh 2 enrich their COLLECTIONS onansnns
and juags for themsevs Ladies particularly invisd %
vnw this spIandid eolle4sion,
AT home from 10 A. N. dlsP.M % amsodsm
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GREAT SALE OF OIL PAINTINGS, SC. &c.
GALLERY OF Oil Paintings, Marble Sa,uary very rare
EngravinRs, &c &c. by the celebrated artists
Iore-t without exception the and valuable col
e ion that has taken place the United Satea be
offered for SALE without auction to close the con.
Wednesday and Thursday next 18th and ih inst
10 O'Clock, AM, at the Gallery, in the Granite Building
mission Free.
~, number Of seats, sk feet LENGTH with backs used in
the Gallery, for sale low. ns 2tsec
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Now stock Exchange,

SALES OF Srocxs-BosroS, Nov s.
Erchonge Board--25 shares Charls sto wn branch RR
20 ioo Boston Dividends Al 26 Boston Co. M; l25
do 20 do. 2ms II Western RR s9l; 1888 do 90;
% hsadng RR 2oi; iSo do, a6} rs d. In 26f do
la1 Ner wor KR 40 200 do 79 90 do bo I'm, 79};
GODS, 79} - -
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SHIP NEWS.

SHIP NEWS.
BY Last Nights Southern Mail.
PHLApELPHA, NOV 6-Cld Clinton Hartley, Mobile; X
Lopez North Pernambuco Baltimore Tredway Cape hsytien
BALTIMORE, Nov Arr Restaracion tSpan1 PUG Mcnts-
sid I'd Glendoyse Reed tssntfo5t; Traffic Rogers York-
Chsreon and Lveroo Boston, Prciyal Boston; Msyfow.
e lbrl Cochran - john NIB; Massachusetts, Collins, New
Bedford; Gallant Mary, Evans. Msyaguex.
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ShIIIONS HIO1
THERE will be Meeting Of Seamen held al Croton Hall
corner OF Bowey asd Division streets, Thursday After
noon, November tn at O'clock take consideration
matters Of The utmost importance
Tor The interest and benefit OF the sng community
New York will ths and appointed By ordsr
Of COMMITTEES Of Arrangements.
Now York, Nov. S, 1874. ms stsrc
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AUCTION SALES.

GEORGE D. ROLLINS, Auctioneer.
DUTCH BULB0US FLOWER ROOTS AT AUCTION,
This Day 7h November at 0h o'clock. the Sales Room,
No. u Broad Dutch Buibous Flower Roots2
q the usual Of doab!s and single .enhs Of
Pcetcus do Van Zion; Crocus Aremones; Kanuacus &C.
Also. q tons Guano, in casks. WILKINS ROLLINS.
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XIANTED-By a respectable young man. situation - !
W Dry Goods GIocey aud has objection to live in
private family The best city references given
cnrty i required Pleas. call At $50 Mott NJ 2t.ec
WANrED-A Joumeyman Barber Apply 70 No. 90 Ave
" nue. ID. nj lt<rc
DEMOCRATIC GROCERS.-The Ward Committas. 70.
eoliectng 90 dsfray ha the Iorch-ght
Procession the LIST Instant requeited the
American Hotel Thursday evening" the Th half
precisely. nj itsrrc
FIVE DOLLARS REWARD.
STOLEN-Some time between the hours Of six on Tuesday
- evening and Wednesday morning last IS bill
the Bank Of Wooster, Ohio Said bill was marked black
ink the back, Sun Ofce tho letter W. under and t Is
.hoa.htl the wsTd "Whs' was marked il The
suit in the conviction Of the thief Apply this Office
nj Ste
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FASHIONABLE DANCING.

W ON - GA Is Il + L D X ~ NAY,
II AS the honor of informing the Ladies and Gentlemen
Y?r! and vicinity that he has arrived for the Of
in the highest circles Of European and society
Mons has lately arrived from Boston, Saratoga and New
and the marked approval Of the fashionable
dance LA POLkA-the Quadrlles with original music
the Valse de Deux Pas-he Mazourka-new Cotlions-new
Galoppe and all American Dances.
MONS. X will be assisted by MADAME KORPONAY as
man and English languages.
Rooms engaged Is Park estricy private cool
and aryfor the accommodation Of Ladies Gentlemen
The Polka and the Qpadrils. danced in
the fashionable circles Of Loudon and Paris
Or twelve lessons the Mazourka All Others twenty
four lessons.
For further particulars inqnire OF MONS KoRPONAY At
his residence, Is Park Place.
TERMs:-Cass Lessons from 10 to a. A. NJ l2to l. and /
TO ., r. NJ, and from ia the evening
SIT Lessons. $6-twelve lessons, So and quarter, SIS
Private Lessons-sx lessons, So twelve cssons $l2
Ger, 500 =
All other hours will be devoted Public Institutes. Acad.
uA
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FARMS FOR SALE.

excellent Farm Of 0i acres situated Ia New Jersey.
good state Of cultivation well aer,s OF
excellent woodland, the remainder all cleared and the
part Of has been lined and we'll MANFRED within the last
House and buildings good repair; plenty Of good
water and variety Of choice fruit trees and large guam
tiy OF fine cherry Several Of
market Part Of the purchase money may remain mortgage
said farm, cent To be sold bargain, will
Be e.ch,ngrd for city property Apply % Mr. JOHN kuCAS
TIE, IL Front a. New York, JOHN ONDERDONk
ESQ, Boundbrook Road, near New Bruuswick
II this should met the eye Of JOHN FOWLER, late Of
ynuts 10 IN rs Issr
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TIVOLI SALOON
CORNER OF CHARLTON AND VARICK STREETS.
THE undersigned respectfully inform their friends and the
public that they have reop ned the Tvo Saloon formerly
Tie season and e accommodate a. who favor them with
in the city,, which will be let reasonable for Balls
Meetings. Parties and Drills and all who may favor them with
their call GEORGE HAMILTON -
GA m.re FRANCIS BoQUET Propretor'.
PARK THEATRE.
MR. ROBT. CAMPBELL HAYWOOD has the honor to
u inform his friends snd the public that his Benefit ard last
sPpesIance will take place FRIDAY EVENING next
Nov 9th. which will presented for time
IN this city, Comedy, performed with great in
London, called
INHERITANCE
With ysI.v ~ .t;.h iii ~ ~ ~o2o
advertisements. To which will be added for he Cd time the
drama of
TAM O'SHANTER
nc 2rc
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The value Of the total inporations into this port for
October, was $4,6l06 o7.
We annex the semi annual dividends Of some Of the
Banks of Philadelphia -
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the Rooms Of the National Academy Of Design corner Of
"A Leonard street and Broadway the exhibition Of the follow
ing magnificent Pantngs:The Abandonment Of Henry Hud
che unfortunate dscoyere Of New The great Battle
The only Portrait OF Abiei Kader the celebrated Bedoun
Chief Hours Of exhibition. from 10 A. to sP M. Admit
lance IS Each visitor receives, gratis at the door
beautiful lihograph Of the Abandonment Of Henry Hudson
New York, October 10, 1914. oiO Imse
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THEATRE.
MR. PLACIDES Benefit and positively his last appearance
Az IN this city prior to his departure for the South.
Mr. raede most respectfully his friends and
presented the Comedy of
LONDON ASSURANCE.
With the Drama Of
GRANDFATHER WHITEHEAD
nc 3tnc
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pANORAMA AT NIBLO'S GARDEN-Open for a Mort
season the most magnificent, Panoramic Painting
executed by the celebrated Artists Mr. W. Danie r..
during the day.
Admttance the Garden and cents Artists are
respectfully invited the Panorama Of charge
10 The Panorama Of Madras exhibited in Russell
square, attended with immense aud when purchased
Mr. Nibo considered the very best Panoramic painting
London. sie 2mrc
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roeucas do Van Zion; crocus kannsecle. 81
Also. g tons Guano, in casks. WILKINS X ROLLINS.
A. q. FUTILE, Auctones,
III AHDWARE, CUTLERY. GERMAN TOYS. &C.
u JACOB PLATTS Twrniyeighrh Fall Trade Hard
ware Trade Sale this season, will take place This Day
o'clock AZ the Auction Room No % Plaf Of Gold
coosisng oil 200 packages and lots OF Birmingham Shelf
field German and American Hardware. Also, Cuery-com-
prising an extensive Of Pen aud Pocket and
blade Knives Razors, Scissors lc Also casks sheldens
Screws assorted all Also an invoice Of fine polished
Fire Sets with Standards Also yapanned Tea Trays Wait
es, &c Also, Germn Toys, with which the sal. viii
Psni offered this ssoa-n gnal packages landed from
Dolls a cases Kid Dolls sizes Terms six months
Catalogues now ready nj Itsrc
w III. FRANKLIN, Auciiooeer
CHOlCE DUTCH BULBOUS SLOWER ROOTS AT
AUCTION. This Day, 7th November at 10Y o'clock at
No IS Broad street very superior Roots just
equal 20 heretofore offered consulting part double
o. GocaI teneiops Ia plae Dor BEN Annie Bishop Roy
Pastor Eide Lord Ws"eon Fran, ona Panorama, &c.
Also very choice Tulips assorted packages Ranoncu
Ansnones J,on9us N.rc'su Croeus As the weather
month FOR doing So lovers Of ihe,e beautiful flowers will do
we'll TO attend this sale they depend upon obtaining
line article nj itsec
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New Jersey.

Wing gain thus far,
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EXHIBITION
T H + END OF THE Would.
A PAINTING,
0F VERY LARGE SIZE, by +. Anelli. at the Apollo
~ 4l0 Broadway. The Exhibition il entirely ssperste
from the Concert Room.
Open from 10 A. M 10 p. NJ, and from 70 10 r.
Admission Is ol0 line re
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Correspondence OF the Herald.

Correspondence OF the Herald.
RHODE ISLANDER 0FFicE
NEWPORT, Nov. T. i844.
Arr 3D. Wanda Sears Bangor for Richmond; Denmark r.
der from Boston; Mars HILL McClvery Fall River for Phil,
delphia Congress- Brown, Lubec for dol 4h Leo Rogers
NCTO9 addison fSr NYqS. Sarah HOPKINS; and Van
Eloenee Randall Bath for do Hope Moore Bangor for do
Two Broihers Reed Lnbec for do; Morning Star Homes
Henry Sor, Thomason for do WIN Penn Foster and Mar
4 Elizabeth, Parker, Machia- for do. - 49,
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BERKSHIRE MEDICAL COLLEGE,
FACULTY.

HENRY H. CHlIDS, NJ. d Professor oi the Theory and
Practice of Medicine; and Obstetrics
GILMAN klMBAlL. NJ D., Professor OF the Principes
aud Practice OF Surgery.
ALONIO CLARK, NJ Professor of General and Special
Pathology; and Materia Medca
BENJAMIN Il, PALMER, NJ, D., Professor OF Anatomy;
and Physiology.
CHESTER DEWY, NJ D., Professor of Chemis,ryj Bot.
any, and Natural Philosophy.
HON. HENRY HUBBARD, A, NJ, Professor of Medical
Jurisprudence.
TIMOTHY CIIlIDS, DemonstTaior of Anatomy.
The annual course Oi lectures will commence the
first Thursday list of August next and continue fourteen
week.
FEES-Fee for all the oflecture $780, fee for
those who have attended two full courses nj incorporated
Medical schools, Sit; Naturalization ticket, 81. Stu
will be required to pay only the Naturalization fee Grad
uaon SIS Library Tee, according TO the number OF
books taken out
READING TERM.-lnsruction Is given during the
whole year in all the ranches of Medical Science stu.
dents will he furnished with due supply oisubecs and
good accommodations for dissection Dali, examinations
and recitaons will he attended, md Thesis on some
medical subject will be expected OF each student once
fortnight. Students will have access TO the Anatomical
Museum, the Cabinet Of Minerals, and the Library.
Fee for the whole term $40, and Tor part Of the
the fee will be in proportion.
The reading term will be under the direction Of Prof
Childs, assisted by competent instructors. The regular
and systematic instruction here pursued, will be of great
advantage preparing students r attendance upon tho
course OF public lectures.
Students who propose attending the of lectures
will find advantageous to spendaiew weeks in the Read
ing Term, previous TO the opening Of the Session, to
which they will be admitted gratuitUusly.
II. u. CHlIDs, President.
Mint nj. I'm.
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CONSUMPTION
AND LIVER COMPLAINT
DIR. TAYLOR'S
BALSAM OF L!YERWORT.
FR0M9rS RONPRy N v

INO the cure coughs colds, asthma, whoOping cough
caarrh, pains In the side and breast Bronchitis, Liver
complaints and all those affections OF the throat and lungs,
which are source OF much suffering and often ter
inmate in consumption. This remedy is justly and high
distinguished. II purely vegetable mild and gentle
in It's effects upon the system and can be taken In tho
most delicate cases with safety wellas utility. So
tensveiy has been used and so often proved successful,
even in extreme and apparently almost hopeless
only as palliative but as remedy, that the proprietor
feels no hesitancy in Introducing and recommending to-
all who unfortunately may have occasion TO resort To-
some means for recovery.
PLY siciins familiar with its effects and aware of tho
healing properties OF this vegetable preparation,
frequently prescrb" IL in their practice and with the med
ical faculty generally il has met with than ordinary
appreciation.
Certificates from the highest and sour.
cess of persons who have either been greatly relieved BY
it, entirely recovered from affections of the lungs and
liver, could be furnished in abundance, but deem not
necessary to publish them the medicine is generally
known throughout the country he the best medicine
use for diseases o; the lungs and liver.
For common cold and cough this il one of the very
hest remedies discovered
N. u. There IL spurious and counterfeit article afoa
and lately introduced into tins place, Therefore be care
m TO get the genuine, which is from 375 Bowery, n York
and see that the new steel on the bottom
prevent connterleis.
'.'FoR SALE by S. j. ALLEN, Woodstock; Geo. r.
MouOn, Bridgewater; DOwner Nevins Fish Roy alton;
F. G. Brooks, Hartford; A. d IT, Wnrlner, Wmdsor ".
s. Mathews Pitlsied; Sias Burbank md Clark Collins
Montpelier; Moses Morse, Johnson; Morrill,, Young co.
Sraford u. ID. Morgan co.., Warren; II. q j. NJ. Rich
ardsOn, Waitsied, I7O-ly
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DENTISTRY.
II. s. CHASE, Dental Surgeon,

ID EsPECTFULIY informs the inhabitants Of Woodstock
IL aud vicinity that he has located himself IN this village,
for the purpose Of performing my operations on the Teeth
which may require his professional skill. Intending to
make this permanent residence he can with security
TO his patients, WARRANT every operation which he may
perform.
rOus operations in Dental Surgery, rs almost every one
has had opportunity ofwitnessng their beneficial re-
suits, when well performed
DIR CHASE pledges hmselrto perform every operation
10 the most skiu and careful manner and to the entire
satisfaction of the Patient; otherwise his services Will be
considered grdtuhous
PLUGGING-5O cts to S 90
Particular attention paid TO plugging deca ed teeth with
Gold and other understandable metals, which operation,
well performed, will positively arrest decay and restore
the diseased member TO its original hea III aud usefulness.
Many who suppose their teeth perfectly sound, would do
well TO have examination made by him, us il will be
done with pleasure and without charge,
EXTRACTlNG--25 cts
Teeth extracted with "Cheaver's" splendid Forceps,
with far pain than usually experienced from the
OF the Turnkey aud without any danger Of injury TO the
gum, or aveOlar process.
Y SCALING,
When savary caCulus collects upon the teeth,
they should be Immediately subjected To operation for
ills removal rs can be done without PAIN or the least
Inconvenience TO the patient for when deposit OF this
disgusting substance takes place causes irritation Of the
gums absorption of the alveoar process and premature
decay.
Elegant incorutible teeth of the NATURAL SHAPE AND
COLOUR engred on the anss OF teeth whose crowns are
much decay ed preclude the possibility OF restor-
| ing them to usefulness in any other manner,
Whole parts of sets of teeth, inserted on gold IN the
neutes manner, with or without artificial gums US Inc
case may require.
Charges according the circumstances of the case but
| in every instance they will be reasonable.
Professional visits made toany part THE town with
| Office in the Bank Building, orer o. a. Bryanfs
STOR T.. 209 Gu
NAV U.s. 1874
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CONCORD RAIL ROAD.
q EEsa $685. esa 80 4 80 a.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.


ON and after November LIST, Passenger Trains will
~ run daily Sundays excepted in connection with the
Boston and Lowell and Nashua and Lowell Railroad
follows:
Leave Boston at "a. NJ. II A. NJ, and r. NJ.
Leave Concord al ga A. NJ, Ia A. Me- and r. NJ.
Trains from intermediate places will run as iolOws,v
TP TRAINS.
Leave Lowell at Ia M, IL Ia M, and Ia N.
Nashua at A. NJ, r. NJ, and r. NJ.
Manchester 9 34 A. NJ, ga p. NJ, and 81 Pm.
or Immediately on the arrival Of the from Boston,
DOWN TRAINS.
Leave Manchester l.2 A. NJ, IL NJ, and 33-4r.M.
Nashua mt l-2 A. NJ ia P. N. and "a ~.
Lowell nj IA A. NJ, 2P. N. and l-2r NJ,
Immediately the arrival Of the cars from Concord.
The second train from Concord arrives in Boston in
for Passengers take the O'Clock tram to New York
The road connects with the Boston and Maine Rail.
road that Passengers may pass betw Concord, liza
yerhill, Exeter, Dover and Portland either way daily
STAGES Immediately on the arrival Of the first train at
Concord leave by various routes for lopknon Newport,
Claremont and Windsor for Lebanon and IanoyerPhm-
ouIh and IIaver; Canaan and OHordi Meredith Bridge,
Centre Ilarhor and the White Mountains. On the sec
ond day from Boston, Stages reach Royalton Mddebury
Montpelier and Burlington connecting there with the
Steamboat line Montreal and by Steamboat and Sts,es
to Osdensburgh; Stages also from averh To STAN
sted connecting there with Stsges to Montreal Numer
Gus other stages connecting with the Concord Rail Road
to the principle towns in New Hampshire, Vermont
and the Canalas.
Stages daily from Franklin and Sandbornton to the
II O'Clock train returning after the arrival of the second
train from Boston.
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POETRY.
1.-THE LONE STAR OF THE SOUTH"

BYJ. Z. DOW.
Far Southwark DER the Sabine stream,
A young Republic lifts her head,
Whose single star doth proudly CLEAN
Ger valor's grave and glory's bed:
That star Of empire took its flight
From Freedoms corohal Of light
Beamed DER Jacinto's deathless plain
And watched nations birth again.
And there how sad, how strangely slill
The Indian city sits alone;
No herd upon the verdant hill;
No skeleton beneath the stone.
Forsaken mart Of ages, start
Lies current from thy marble heart;
And bid the pulse of empire beat
Through ved hall and messy street!
Beside the green and sculp tured piles
Whose roof support the ancient weeds,
The hunters home in beauty smiles,
And joy Iuns through the sotudes,
And where the Western Druid trod,
And offered human blood TO God,
The gospel bell doth sweelly chime,
AT Sabbath morn and even time.
The fierce Camanche seeks his home,
Beyond the Rio Bravo's wave;
No more in battle pain to roam,
Around his fathers sunken grave:
While the broad stream. whose bosom neer
Knew but the swan and iallow deer,
Whirls the swift steamboats, wheel along,
And echoes TO the boatman's song.
Oh, it's fair and goody land
Where restless spirits love to roam;
Where labor spreads his rugged hand,
And decks with flowers Conientment's home;
Where prairies vast the woods embrace,
And rivers run their endless race,
And wild winds whisper TO the sea
OF ages Past-and YET to be.
To its green breast young nations cling,
And raise the wall of infant life;
While commerce spreads her ocean wing,
And wars wild bugle wakens strife.
And there The freeman from afar
Sees on Its flag pilgrim star;
And strives the glorious hour TO learn
When the "Lost Plead" shall return.
There shall the wave of life roll on,
As rolled the North on Europe's shore,
Till the last boundary is won,
And oceans voices drown its roar.
Der martyrs grave and monarch's tomb
Ger tyrants throne and knghlhood's plume
Ger craven hosts to slaughter led
The Northern soldiers foot shall tread.
What let the British lion roam
Along The prairies Of the So nth
Leave life, and liberty, and home,
Dependent on his CORY MOUTH
Oh! sooner should our children fold
In deepest shame the stars of gold.
And bury freedoms burning shield
On every dealhless battle field.
Oh, for coal Of burning fle
That from the Almshty's censor FELL
TO touch the lips Of son and sire,
And break the sou,destroying spell
Then should the freeman scorn the name
OF him who dipped his pen in shame.
And Ger the Revolutions urn,
Forbade sister States return!