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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-03-11

REFORMATION wanted Of jane. And!ea.. who left hi.
iss him
Sa hSsss1s
March Sd. 1886 ma lw.ec
FURNIsHED RO0Ms--,A few gentlemen can :, &C e9mmo;
Genital BY calling at q Warren street. ms WE'RE
u 'h g 9ssSs
Apply at s. Beaver street. np stairs. nc st.sc
DEPVr D' EAU DE COLOGNE Of JOHN B. FALyO
milan Beads Fancy Glass Buttons. &c. No. % Wii:n
NEW SEED STORE AND CONsERvATORY-Tne
subscribers offer for sale Be purchased else
s ss. Seed. so al a %Ss viii b, s yss' Flower and
Also Plants Of ali kinds prices Fruit and oma-
ms Of ptARMAN SIS Broadway
MARTELLE & HOLDERMANN,
e MA .Ds m aaSn y Hair
% S.~ TGn' .as R sn$: Of
n: B..The trade supplied on reasonable terms.
SkuoND HAND GLoTHING, AND FURNITgRE
he highest cash prize given for al kinds
% ss Ss:s /: ~: ssss %
be punctualy attended to. B. LEVY,
on hand 80. Ssaa:% s.a.
msns Clothing. cheap for cash f2s lmsrc
3 E Aa = IN Ar S.S Sos AZ
Ga sfss Of s: sB ei. s lGS Rs;
i IL md & Yard IS ssS;S SS H;s %SEks
A PORTRAIT FOR ONE DOLLAR
PRICES REDUCED
ors M ~ S@s b. ps
type a,ery reduced prices by A. Thomrson No II Park
Row opposite the Astor House.
e. al wss piGs: in s Az sad
MI lmsec
HOE u CO.'S PATENT CARD PRESSES.
a!l he s:%s. Gold
THE PICTORIAL NEWS ROOM,
No. AMI sNTpbfhHRI R ssE sTgEEf EAST
RI HAWKEs having 6tvd up farlpr az General News
hound na' s sSs % w be narSy g % s.
tnnanc Of the avors literally bestowed since he has been
The room furnished with New York and Old Country Pa
Bar supplied With choice Wine, and Spirits fine flavor
NEW YORK HOTEL,
TAI Broadway, New York city.
THIS and splendid establishment opened on Of
the city IS op-ratos front o. Bro ad.
and WaysIsy has been ar
elegant for the accommodation Of families and
pereea al who may favor the house with hsr
patron will be conducted on the European and Ame
mealsa able d'Hoe in parlos la
SUIT th,r convenr'ernce ~, r -, -,
beautiful parlors the spacious airy halls render
desirable residence for those the city either business
ms @e mum 5. MdSNdf' Re Rs. rsS@''ssG
,s,3 TO LET Country Seat and Fsrai,hed Hoo,e-A
.s sS TSSG ss about 800 FEET the
place continuing about acres Of Ia a. ana wei a,a o" 70 &
House Is substantial stone b"diae well arranged and IN
good order and completely furnished hrcpk hou and ready
ae house and short every thing for the comfort
md convenience Of family H., ID, l., .,.,
% %a siiro % sr.nsin " House @s Brosdvsy
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XYLOGRAPHIC PRESS
GENERAL JOB PRINTING OFFICE,

THE SUBSCRIBERS inform Druggists, Perumers, Grocers
and Others that they have made extensive additions
of Xylographc Labels, which they would
specially call their attention They constantly adding
their stock all the style their line which
offered France England and they promise their
that they shall all that they may
want in the business Of the Druggists Perumers
Manufacturers.
JOB PRlNTING-Their office is also supplied with every
vaney ofType the Of
q Fancy job Printing, Cards bheads Notes. Bs Ladng
Circulars and all kinds of Mercantile Printing
reasonable terms.
SEGAR BOX LABELS AND PAPER, Of every descrip-
ton always on hand
VARIEGATED SHOW CARDS, for Refectores, Grocers
&C., &c.-a large supply. BRONSON x Co,
ia lm*rc = Gold street, Fulton.
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ROBERTSONS
PHOENIX HAT AND CAP MANDATORY,
No; lo3 FULTON STREET, n

The extensive application Of the system Of small pros cash
the which i. :
aa0, iss % % es Ss
business. In city whose are widely di.tnsu.hsd
M ,% es
oI an a
BE- to whether
az s.sis
*. % The sf
tasty Cap Makers Each department !. under the constant
Of s
SC: az
Ma al .sd de Keep
S r. ssiss a% e sy
BIesdw-Y a and usas equal
@ % $ a:
and their respective prices fn 4 sd :
IDENTICAL viii; d'i Hat. heretofore sold at ii 80 and IS o.
and viii ind them to Do Equally a. good ser ri
iii. q: same srci. h.itcic, sold !. IS So and
4. sh axeps na finish closely resembling
Usually sold Il s. ssis-v.iy neat in appear =
GAPS.
nsas ~ Cloth a: trimmed IN
g. superior manner, usually sold at 81 and 81
- Usually sold at 81 50 and ST. -
=, Usually sold s. IS and 81
where. - ~ =
N nThe style Of Trimming. adopted a. th. establishment
Is particularly recommended well for ectuay preventing
injury from persption oil applied hair for its
greater ease and comfort to the ja3i im~ec
"A DOLLAR SAVED Is A DOLLAR EARNEDn
W !, GEN fLEMEN who make it rule to lay out a.
ether money to the best advantage, respectfully -
notified that they can purchase Hats and Caps at
ROBERTSON'S PHOENIX HAT AND CAP
ESTABLISHMENT
No os Fulton street east side of Broadway much cheaper
than at other place the city An nexbe adherence
of large sales small profits on delivery
enables the proprietor offer The different articles his line
at the following reduced rates
s srst quality Nutra Fur. $3.50
SECOND. 90
CAPsJ '''''''''
First quality men,' and boys. ......sl5o
SECOND :. l 90
~, Third ............ rs
Especially in the style of rmmng superior 70 any in the
city comparison Of the qualities aud prices with those Of
other establishments, will deduction Of 81 81
customary prices All Hats Of the fashionable
Broadway patterns
NBThe propreors extensive arrangements enable him to
offer very advantageous bargains to wholesale dealers and
rnc IunSu
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The NEW YORK HERALD
AGGREGATE CIRCULATION
THIRTY.FIVE THOUSAND.
THE GREATEST IN TIE WORLD.

To the Public.
ErHE NEW YORK HERALD-DaiIy Newspapsr-puk
shd every day of the year New Day and Fourth
ofJuy Price eopy-or 81 20 per aanum-posiagss
paid-cash in advance.
The WEEKLY HERALD-pubhshsd every SATURDAY.
ages paid cash in advance
,ApvERTlSEKS are inornsd thss ;e circulation Of the
m, hg. The Target circulation q any paper q, this city
en In the city country Prices moderatecash in advance
PRINTING of all kinds executed the moderate price,
ard in the most elegant STYLE
JAMES GORDON BENNETT,
PRoPRIEToR OF THE HERALD Esr ABLIsHMENr,
Northwest corner of Fulton and Nassau streets.
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to- ECONOMISTS

~ ECONOMiS ..
GARPETS CLEANED WHOLE FOR SIX CENTS per
~ yard and the coors made look br liant when
Ao spots aten CARPETS blankets cleaned carriage
cleaned, kid gloves cleaned, window and abereths
yeves gsuze table &c &c dyed equal TO
cents pants do Is cents All ar cles returned in one
Couatry orders punctualIy attended TO. by
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-03-11
DA g u z X X EOTYP
GENER AL

EXCHANGE BUILDING, PHILADELPHIA.
Artist. that they have consid,sby snl.Issa th:
and Europe They have also made be supplied
with every new article used in the Art They
Canea consisting Of hrs: different Sizes for the sale Of
which they appointed Agents. Ase, supply Of best
Plates and Chemicals either for Dsxuereotype Csote
made to their especial order Gases ofa the best Polishing
constantly on hand long cSnnecton with die Dasuer
recommendation and reancs. Daguerreotype Artists, by
ordering articles from Of the above named counIes
ocs Their cash. Prices Current and information
may be obtained by addressing lpost-paid) to
H. x + LANGENHEIM,
ifs imsec Exchange Building, PHILADELPHIA
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"a TO LET-The Bulkhead or Water Front, from War
Chambers street. (about 200 feet,
pied as the NsSbusg Landing Ihs iourstSy soys No.
and West The superior three Brick House
occupied by Cochran, Esq Tenth Avenue near 22d
F6k SALE or ~ lET.Ih. Man:on and Farm rs !.
House fifty feet five stories aud superior cellar root
maho doors plated furniture &c; The hall and
italian marble This building the water and 10
without equal situation in the United States !. will
the Bay Of feet and front each side
of Thd Avenue is in the Eighth Ward of the City Of
Bldng Sites th, property The land the best on
Long Island early vegetables and realize live thousand
dollars attended by experienced gardener.
ALSO FOX SALE-The Bennett Farm, at Gowanus,
leading the Greenwood Csme,ey The LOIS will be
sold and credit and loaned those
that build Immediately. Apply TO
JOHN r. DELAPLAlNE,
flo No New sfrest New York.
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DAGUERREOTYPE.

John ROACH Optici SO Nassau New York, is
constantly nuacturng. and has always ON hand all
Hi. Triple Compound Of Bromne is superior PREPARATION
and He has also hand the Hungarian
German Accelerating Liquor.
Cameras his manufacture well French and Ger
The German Cameras sold this establishment
will be warranted genuine.
Orders from the country for articles used in the will
be promptly and car fully attended to- me lm~nc
TO THE DAGUERREAN ARTISTS
r A. ARTAULT. Importer Of French Daguerreotype ma
terals and manufacturer of Morocco Cases offers for
at the following cheap prices
Best quality Of French Plates No 49, (medium) 50 Dozen
Fine Morocco Cases with white gass and borders 50
Cord quality OF paguereoype Apparatus Including the in
struction, all complete and warranted, $50.
Acromatic Glasses, from 80 to SIS.
ne Chemicals used the Daguereotype process cheap
Artau has received by the last seamship the salt OF
gold for gliding the pictures the substance for polishing
for reproducing the Dagueeoype Portraits engraved plates
and to draw on paper an unlimited uu'nhe.
You fond Of the beautiful please
call the Lafayette Bazaar 49 Broadway of Liberty
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~ TO LET OK LEASE-A large 'wo story bricl
c House, the southweserly corner Of the Bloonngda
eTee mandatory which will be built If required
northwesteTy Of the Boomngdae
with Workshop stable barn &C. The house will be painted
the Bloomingdale road
through to The 7t avenue and 1is street suitable for florist
manufacturer Buildings will be erected if required.
Also, Lot in 30th street, between the It'll and 9th
lease q. H. WINTER,
lbs lm#ec l6 Wall street.
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A TO LET-The large three story and attic Brick
c Dwelling House, situated the noheasterly Of
Seventh Avenue and Thirteenth street, with fine
garden Croton water kitchen ranges marble mants sliding
doors &c. and improving neighborhood. Rent low
good tenant.
three story and attic Brick Houses with Stores
underneath the eassy side of Sixth Avenue, between
Twelfth and Thirteenth streets with sliding doors marble
mane Croton &c., suitable for respectable families
moderate circumstances.
AsoFye three Brick Houses ofa similar kind the
easey side Of Greenwich Lane Avenue the Eighth
Avenue, and opposite the large square.
AsoThe three story Brick House. with Store underneath
the eastey side OF the Eighth Avenue between 18th ar
iith streets, with marble manes, sliding doors, Croton
water SC.
All of the above Stores excellent stands for business and
suitable for dygoods and ancygoods ladies' shoe
china and earthenware hardware, jewelry millinery, con-
dictionary, &c.
The Stores with the front basementroom will be rented
from the dwelling if equired there being covered
IN front for fuel, &c. u. H. WINTER,
N l6 W.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-03-11

FRENCH CHINA AND GLASS WARE.
r GERARDlN. Commission Merchant, Is John street, mp
stairs has received offers for sale
whoee retail splendid assortment Of the above articles
compsngPin white and rich fancy decorated Timing
&C., &c.
Also, plain and rich Cut Glass Decanters Water Bottles
Celery Bowls Preserve Dishes, Tumbien Gobles Wines
&C., &c.
Astral and Solar Lamp Shades and Globes.
Orders for Cut Glass Ware Gliding and Painting
China Ware, to match any pattern, executed promptly.
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WINDOW SHADE DEPOT

No Spruce street, N Y.
THIS IS the only manuactury Of in The United
States The Subscribers offer for sale inspection, thu
and splendid Of Shades superb
correct Of the we'll known public build
nes Euroe and this country hand works Of
only this establishment We being both
fssiona and well experienced profess give
faction wheu favored with orders. 49, -
mh9 lmsec BAHTOL Y De MAURY.
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SHAKESPEARE HOTEL,

CORNER OF WILLIAM & DUANE STREETS NY.
oSSss ~S Board and
md &c VIII asdisions
but so,. The travelling y:! and give him
@ s%@ nudge for ~ s the %
cation being Central y business: offers Inducements
S Sef S SSa.. u hs ey Us retired 'uon
P bees e hs o p,r.. tina. the
Assembly Room win Be toI 70 those swing Balls and Con
iss :a y sss
gente%sn that room for srb ators and Re
has s unssons a,eat"D and hs. he ready accommodate
'qS roSm se ss number Of =.
me awsnc MINoRD 8. THREsHER.
,o TO d 5ET f. two story snd .c brick dwelling
folding aH9 %s g. h6P s2, No. Isl ASns st.
ss. MHSS ...s ..' Rs1.s B.s
ss :a' he : fsS * e ass
"A 10 LET-Two Stores beautifully situated in the new
Broadway Reads street. iEnown as the La
Also eonveni.n, Basement well calculated for
for s:sy
ss suitable MS o1 Of the
ans RdoSs
Those wanting rooms Of the above description
f3 1msrc
"A VERY, DESIRABLE LOTS FOR sALE.-FN
Lo os Re sSs 81
aud m with court yards 'front.' and in the midst Of
elegant improvements.
he :ouhs.ly side Of aA between the
r~S he near the
avenue.
the eayery side avenue between 18th and
18th streets, with cellars partly dug out.
Five Lots the nohery side Of seth between the
and 2nd avenues overlooking the city and East River
IA dh ne whole amount may rema on noga6e improved
j26 lm*ec i6 Wall strest
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-. To LET

- TO LET.
AT FORDHAM, wEsTCHEsTER CO.. N Y.
haRE And nS Ea, ss 81
Sssction within Two 2, thee
C "a s ona aoS n Sw
Apply at i19 Pearl street, New York. fis imsrc
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
ssse ABOUT FIFTY ACRES Of choice Land in the 9Th
Yard IN the city q Brooklyn. fronting the New York
s Enquire SaS
the premises jazz lm.rc
rss FOR sALE;A valuable Farm, forming part Of the
I'm ~ Ws:sS;:.I see:i:sas q one hundred
The Farm commodious modern built Mansion House.
with garden, stable and all appendsges suitable for
5 Hou 1 al o sas S: The sm
valuable mill site and water power and an orchard The said
q sa c ns
Harlem river The oil the hsrlsn Railroad within
I mile Of s b sSn; Nor Terms aud i M ESESs in
jIs im.rc IL Fine street, second story.
80 A COUNTRY RESIDENCE FOR SAL E-!situated
~lhe village of East Chester, about Is miles from New
York containing o acres OF land5o acres wood land the
II al kinds ii There are two good Dwelling Houses
on IT, recently built together with barn. stone
view OF The Sound and country. Il will be sold
exchanged for improved city property For further
Also Of Ground IS by o the ea.,erly Of the
49,. FOR SALEs-A FARNi--situated at IsIip, SoffoIs
% Of ss,s a Ms . nS
two good wells Of water the farm large barn with
s.s ss for s sss: s s Ss
further Information may 4 rosdwsS NG 1
skorsy remain on mortgage. Ixo lmem
~ suit purchaser, BY x. COLLINS CO.
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DIsBROW's RIDING SCHOOL,

Mr. D. ha. the honor 70 announce that Ills school ons,
Riding. N'''A "A1 AA''s'''
TERMS:
LECTURE LESSONS. EXERCISE Rup,re
10 Lessons. SIS 90 Month SlS eS
~ /" ...'.....' 70 90 e Rides. -. 10 %
Il . 90 6 90
sEl s:a Lessons ;ssss Single Rides:
B.-Hishiy trained and quiet Horses for the Road
EvanIyo CLASS.
y Lessons 50 90 20 Rides $50 90
Single 90 Single Rids. -. -. rs
RULES:
l-All Lsssons Rides raid for ON com nencng
S-One hour and half to Lesson Road.
L-Houn for Ladies, from ga. NJ. to ar NJ.
3-hours for Gentlemen, from TO s. sd from TO ~ r.
Ladies.
card of address IL requested previous 20 commencing
Gentlemen keeping their horses this establishment, il
have the privilege of riding them the School traits.
f13 1msrc
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s.,. .s,sn0' !' hc;TUH III N = C.' 70
,lavu = xouths
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SWORD EXERCISE.

SWORD EXERCISE.
MR. HAMILTON. having entered into arrangement with
dA Mr. FULLER for the use Of the Large RSom Of his
Boyery most respectfully announces the public that he in
tends commencing Class for the Sword Exercise all
Sranches-Amerca9 and French SUCH Small and BROAD
several engaged Teacher Of the Sword in United
States Army.
either Musket Artillery Drill Be laugh. the the
street, to Capt. Smith, Military Hall, or Mr. Fuller.
I'm m
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A PORTRAIT FOR ONE DOLLAR.
PRICES REDUCED

DHUTOUHAPHIC EIkF.NESS, COMBINING all The perfec
tons Of painting. with the uthulness OF Daeuerreo
type AVERY reduced prices by A. f. THOMPSON, No III Parb
Row, opposite the Aston House.
Operations in all weather Instructions in the Art and
requisite Tor the prosecution Of the business furnished
nj m &c
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GENTLENEN'S LEFT OFF WARDROBE.
TIRE HIGHEST PRICES can be obtained by Gentlemen
Families who desrous Of converting their left of
wearing apparel into cash.
Families Gentlemen quitting the city changing resi-.
much to their advantage send for the subscriber who will
attend at their residence by appointment. ..,
line through the Post Office otherwise, will receive
prompt attention. mri Imsrc
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z X COLLINS X &C, IS South street, have on hand in
E store which they Offer for sale reasonable
TWINES-200 bales Bridport Seine, Herring, and Gill Net
Twine. comprising full assortment from 81 to ae his
also, 9 his. thread Sal Irvine.
COPPER-00 sses English Shcathnx manufactured with
the from the best comprising full
sortnent, from IL % also, case Brazes 2ixio
and 8X OF.
COTTON DUCK-2oo bales American Pilot Duck, qua
lily, from No. las. .
SHEATlNG PAPER50 cases and rolls OF the celebrated
Poocock" Adheshve Felt for ships bottoms, roofs Of
houses, sc.
SUGAR-l00 hhds. prime N Orleans.
HEMP-500 bale. Missouri dew rot, superior quality.
~ bales water rot, extra quality
PORK-200 barIels Mess.
200 do Prime.
so do Clear.
GUANO-50 tons Ichabos, in bags and barrels
TUBACCO-N bores "Sweeny u Lewis manufactured. ms
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1845-12-19
SALEM o., FRIDAY. DECEMBER 10, 1915,

you, who are loud in your boasts of freedom.
aud Of the deeds of your gallant heroes in
her detence-who claim to have struck, on
her blue waters, the first blow of the Reyo-
luton, and whose sons once felt the fires of
freedom burn IN every yein-who glory in
having given birth to a GREENE and a PERRY
to defend your rights, and repel the assaults
Of your toes-who eXclaim, in ~exultltion,
while the motto On ycrr Anchor, IN Con WE
Hope still inspires your State pride. and de-
notes your confidence and trust in the Ruler
OF nations, (unless such a display of 'patdot-
ism and trust in Deity he a mockcyy)-
shall the land that William, troI
Deny her rights-forgct her God!'
In view Of such high pretensions, RRopr-
ISLANDERS! are you not abashed, like oursclf.
at the preparation of such a bold and auda-
cious outrage on your soIll Or does the hum
Of your spiudles and the %clatter of yourshut-
ties drown the cries Of the sllve, and render
you deaf alike TO the walls and the protesta-
tons and circumstances of the little Spartan
band of abolltionists, who have wear after
year, in warnings ana cntreities, rebukes and
condemnatIons, cndeavJred to kindle again
in your breasts those fires of freedom that
have been well nigl eXtiGIuished by the
floods of sectarianism, which roar louder than
~
your waterfalls?
Again we appeal to you, RHODE ISLAND
Frs whose State was 50 recently the thea
ire Of a fierce struggle for equal rights ana
constitutional liberty that resulted in a civil
war that came nigh drrnching your soil in
blood-ls this a specimen Of the 'liw and or
der that now reignS in your STATED Or is il
Indicative Of a state Of thing5 that the adverse
party would establish in lea Of it, or as their
highest conception Of itl The drath-like 81
lance OF both your parties, in regard to this
Infamous transaction, proves YOU b3ln, a par
ties, alike recgeant to principle a"l falls: to
humanity.
But who is the man that has dared g, au-
daciously to make our native State a slave
mart, and himself a trader in the souls Of
men on her soil! Let the genealogy of a no
torious slave-trLding and pgiyatecrinr family
Ia his State, answer the question. Is he am
bitious to perpetuate the unenyiablo nototic-
ty OF that family, in their war upon humlni-
ty? Or, should he ever aspire to a scat in
the U. $. Scnlta, will he Gnd it convenient,
in silly, political subtcrlure. like 'hiS illus
trious predecessor 10 protest that it was
'lnany, many years since he was engaged in
tic traffic of humln hash, (as though time
co~uld-wipe out that st3in Of inG.mv,) in or
der to strengthen his claims to clactionl--
@iarh AnAhoay D'Wolf-that's his name
licnceiurth be the marx Of a traitor to God
and a foe to humanity upon him. Rome
could boast of her Mark Anthony as Caesars
friend. Little Rtoig should blush at hers as
freedoms foe. The former would bury Cas-
ar in tears-the latter would dance on Lib
e.ty's grave, and wiki ,~c,ij-ish scent and hy-
ena ferocity, tear asundor the heart-strings Of
humanity.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1845-12-19

-FREEDoM. Yes, keHt1ckilns, FREE La
BON n NOTHING ELSE DOES 1T ALL. Inev-
er saw it before. | did not understand it be-
fore. But here it is PLAZA as the sun in the
heavens! and if you look at it you can't help
seeing it; the thickest film will fall from your
eyes if you but gaze upon it. DO you otcn
siaresl So do L; they are nearly my ALL
Bat | say, let's get clear of them, and substi-
,ute in their stead voluntary labor. 1t is our
only salvation, 1t would be better for me
ANA my collaboration you and your children
for the State. Don't you Own any? Then
IN Gods name work-work lay and night
that you and yours may be, and do, and live
like these free workmen Of Cincinnati. Make
your boys men by letting them know the
blessings of an honest independent toll. New
or mind your politicians! Never mind your
editors. Never mind your lordly, brow-beat-
ing aristocrats! Never mind the cry about
abolitionists! DO ,oAat your hearts tell you
is right. Like me, shake Of ~prejudiccs, and
for The sake Of Kentucky, that We all love, for
the sake IF our lCiueS and children. dearer to us
han life, lei us r%eso!ve 10 make KENTUCKY
FREE.