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A NV ExPERrMENT.-A resent work
OF science give the following novel ex-
pertinent, which settles questions of some
Importance in philosophy: ISL
1.-TWO hundred pounds weight of earth
were dried in an oven, and afterwards
putinto an earthen vessel The earth
was then moistened with rain water, and
a willow tree weighing Eve pounds was
planted therein. During the space of five
years the earth was carefully watcred
with rain water, or pure water: the viii.
low grew and aOurished; and, to prevent
the earth being mixed with fresh earth, or
dust blown on by the winds, it was coy.
cred with a metal plate perforated with
egreat number ofsmall holes. suitable
Tor the free admission Of air only. After
growing in The air for five years, the
willow tree was removed and found to
weigh one hundred and sixty.nine pounds
and about three ounces; the leaves which
fell from the tree every autumn were not
included in this weight. The earth was
then removed from the vessel, again dried
in an oven. and afterwards weighed; it
was discovered to have lost only about
two ounces of its original weight; thus
one hundred and sixty pounds of wood,
hbre, bark, or roots, were certainly pro
duced; butfron what source? The air
has been disf ovcrcd to be the source of
the colds element at least. This state
ment may at first appear incredible, but
on slight reflection its truth is proved, be
cause the atmosphere contains carbonic
acid, and is a compound of7l4 parts, by
weight, Of oxygen and 3s8 parts, by
weight, ofcarbon.'
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DIR. A. Turner.

Would respectfully announce to that un-
fortunate class ofcommunitywho arelaqoring I'M
der Diseased Eyes, that he has located in
the village of Joliet, and is prepared by his
new and unique method of treatment, to take
charge of, and cure, all such cases of Opthalma
as have been hitherto regarded incurable.
Those who have either from the Judgment OF
their Physicians, orthe great length of time they
have suffered, regarded themselves as doomed to
perpetual pain or darkness, may take new coul-
age, in view of the unparalleled successat1ending
that particular mode of treatment of the Eye a
dopted by DR.. TURNER; and only in use by three
others in the United States.
His teims wi be reasonable, but for the in
formation Of those who Inlay desire 10 apply TO
him for his aid, he deems it proper to state them.
They will be as follows:
For treatment OF the eyes one week, $500.
do do and boarded, d 50.
GT1n treatment of the Eye, no Zee will be Ia,
ken until an improve me nj il experieoced
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ACADEMY.

At Belridere, Boone County, Illinois.
SNHIS Institution is permanently established
* and off every advantage Pupil may de-
sire. The course of instruction is thorough, en-
bracing every thing taught in the Eastern States
Ths Principal and three assistants devote all their
time TO the School. The location, at Belvidere
is in a healthy and beautiful country, and the
Instructors take every pains TO pro note the COM
fort and advancement of their pupils.
Scientific and Historical Lectures regularly
delivereA.s The Scholastic year is divided into
quarters of eleven weeks each.
Terms 6sI gIOaNce.
Common English Branches. per quarter $500
Higher English Branches Z" "a 20
Ancient and Modern languages. $500
INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC.
Drawing and Painting at an Extra charge.
f~~FGood Boarding may be had al 5 ,25 to
Sl,5O per week.
The School will epen on Tuesday, October IS
lS47, under the care Of
T. G. BISBEE, A. B., Principal.
THO'S HAMILTON Isl Assistant
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EXTRAORDINARY EFFECT OF THE BLOW
ING UP OF SrEAMBoAT.-The n. York
Spirit of the Times relates the following
on the word of Dan Marble
John Smith is known to be very fast
talker, and sometimes will exaggerate
little. In describing the blowing up Of a
steamboat on the Mississippi, he stated
that be was travelling by one, and landed
at Helena, Arkansas to drop some let
[ters In the post Office; hearing loud ex.
tplosion and turning, he sawthe air filled
with arms, legs, heads, &c. "The cap
tain" said he, "as fine a fellow as ever
lived, short thick.set man, weighing
about two hundred, was blown one hum
dred and nine feet in the airl Coming
down he struck the sand with such force,
that he went entirely out of sight-was
completely buried! The pilot, a very tall
man, seven feet two, was blown two feet
higher than the captain, with the wheel
in his hand, and struek within a few feet
ofthe captain, up to his armpits Still
holding on TO the wheel, he cried. i have
done my duty, and can do no morel The
second clerk, after taking flight of one
hundred fifty Feet, Il knew him we'll as
had drank with him len minuets before, J
came down through the roof of shoe
makers shop, and landed on the floor
close by the shoe maker, who was at
work, He jumped go to the assist.
ance the of the other sufferers, when
the "man OF wax" demanded five dollars
for the damage done to his house. TOO
high replied the clerk, never paid more
than two dollars and half in my life, and
Ire done the same thing ofeni'
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TRKLOREVG

N Matfern would inform the citizens Of
II Joliet and vicinity, thathe has opened his
shop one door south of Duncan's Store, where he
viii be happy to accommodate his old custom
ers, and the public generally, with work OH
short notice. 10 the young men oftnis place
he would say, that no endeavors will be wanting
on his partto please the most fastidious taste,
and in all cases ftwill be warranted.
He mas just received the latest PARIS and
NEW YORK Fashions, which will enable him
to do his VIC K in strict conformity with the pre-
vailiug fashions and taste of the day.
nFCUTTING Gone on short notice, and
warranted to fit, properly made up.
Joliet Dec l. IS46
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DEFECTIVE Stables are other
defects in stables besides open floors; and
one ofthese defects is in having any floor
at all. arm fully persuaded that all stables
would be better without floors. Fill in
and grade the earth SO that the liquid
would run back into gutter, or be alb
seorbed with litter. A composition of clay
lime, sand, and fine coal, is good to make
an earthen floor. Another great defect
in stables though in town more than in
the country, is the want of good ventila-
ton. @ .... Ell. ..I
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IaO CK RIVER SEMINARY.

.MOuat Morris. Ill.
VENHEfall erm Of this Institution will open on
Il the 29tl of August, and continue eleven
weeks.
TERMS.
Tuition in Common EnglIshBranches for
the Term, $500
Higher English Branches. 500
Board, Washing, Fuel, and Room rem,
per week, I,50
Incden,aIs and Bed washing, for the
Term, 10
Studentsfurnish Beds, Towels, and Lights
P. JUDSON, Agent.
Mount Morris. July 90, 1916 n7-,f
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The MoRMoNs.-The fanatical sect
seem to be getting foothold in Europe.
The Buffalo Express says:
"From late English papers, we notice
this strange sect to be buisly engaged in
the manufacturing districts in Grea! Brit
ain, and have enlisted large number of
followers, who are generally persuaded
to emigrate to this country and join them.
Every ship that reaches our sea. ports has
. number.
We find the following by the last steam.
eF, in an English paper:
A number OF Mormon fanatics have.
for some time, infested the parish Of
Hartlebury, in various parts of which
they hold meetings twice or thrice week.
Last Sunday evening they assembled at
q. pool on the estate of Mr.. Ampphlett, OF
ActOnhall; the "eIder" took up his station
inthe middle Of the pool, and called his
disciples to him one by one, after mutter.
ing some impious gibberish, soused each
over head and ears in the muddy ele.
ment; this performance over, they sung
hymn, after which the dipping assembIage
disappeared. ...... -.
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STREET CeLLooUY.-sGood mornino
Mr.. Smith--on the sick liss to-dayl''
ssYes sir, got the ag1e.." ~ 4
tsDo you ever shaker ss ~, ~. 8. g
s'When do you shake againl''
NCah't say when-shake every ,day.
Why do you ask?'' i-.la ss 7aa 70
S0h, nothing in particular-onIy
thought " you shook 50 bad, I'D like to
stand BY and IL you wouldn't shake
the fifteen dollars out your pocket, which
you h4se owed me so long. = 3 49, - =
Mr. Smith sleped. .sgs4sg > "a
TkEI 1si eqsE .sisivsas,. 2
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A maiden lady, not remarkable for
either youth, beauty, or good temper, ask.
ca the advice OF Deighbor as to how
she should get rid of a troublesome sutton.
ss"Oh, marry him." was the advice.
"Nay, had rather see him hanged first.
Oh, madam, marry him, as / said to you,
and III assure you il will not be long
before he hangs himself"
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LOTS & LANDS

/ Many ofthe above have valuable improvements
on them, for sale on reasonable terms. Also
other tracts and lots for sale. Enquire Of
S. w. BOWEN, GENERAL Land Agent,
March, lSi7. 9..t Ht .te Joliet. III
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JOLIET
FEMALE SEMINARY.

-
THE second term of this institution viii omen
Sept. 9th, l647. The year will be divided into
two sessions of % weeks each, commencing the
first Monday in Sept. l847, and the third Mon
day in February, 1913. Terms of tuition will
vary, according to the studies pursued.
IF PAID IN ADVANCE,
From $3t' S. per quarter of II weeks.
From Sc to $40 per Dession of % weeks.
IF NOT PAID IN ADVANCE.
From $3.50 to $3.50 per quarter. do.
From 81 to $ll per session do.
Music:
So per qua,ter if pai'tin advance, or
$40 at the expiration of the quarter.
Use ct the instrument s. per quarter,
French and Drawing
Extra, depending upon the size of Glasses.
Board,
Including bedding and Lights 81 so per week
The School Rooms are pleasantly situated in
Stone Block, West joliet. The boarding house
Is bnt few rods distant, in the midst of pleas
ant grove of an acre in extent; affording ample
space FOR that exercise in the open air. so essen
tial to the health of every student. No pains
will DE spared to promote the physical, mental
and moral improvement ofthose committed to our
charge. Pldnnsss of dTess will be insisted upon.
A PRIMARY DEPARTMENT will, at the
same tims be opened, in which boys, under me
age OF 10 years, will be received.
TERMS-S2 pei Or in advance; s. so at the
close of the or.
II is rery desirable that pupils should enter
the commencement of the session. both for their
own benefit, and that OF the Institution
Z. R, CROWLEY, Principal.
Joliet, Aug. II, lS47.
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CLOFH. DRESSING

Done on reasonable terms and at short notice -
None but the best workmen will no employed.
Any person going 10 Chicago, from the central
or southern part of the State. win mass BY this
town, and all the subscriber wishes, to ensure .
continuance OF patronage, is to once have man
1patronize him. Wool can be sent By water up the
Illinois river, directed j. A. Matteson, Joliet,
Will co., to the care of Mr.. Abrams. Peru, In.9
and Il will be forwarded, where cloth will be pus
up in a neat and safe manner, according 90 the
above terms and sent in return to any part Of the
State. without troubling the owners 20 accompany
iii. J. A. MATTESON
( B. Persons coming from a distance with
a quantity of Noolto be carded or manufactured
il obliged TO stay overnight, shall be 10 no ex
lpense. J. A. n.
joliet, March 2sd. I647. 1.----
iCoLLIN's Axes. waTantsd gsnsIas 9 =
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TO ARMERS
Joliet
WOOllen Factory.

The Subscriber will keep on hand large
ASSORTMENT of cloth ofhis own manufacture which
he proposes to exchonge for wool He viii give
one yard Of good heavy cloth for two and haF
pounds of good clean wool of the same quuiity :
or he will work woolupon shares asfollows: give
one bali The cloth the wool makes by receiving
eight cts per yard from the customer upon his
half, all that the wool makes by receiving thirs
ty-eight cents per yard for manufaeturiug. He
willalsomanufacturef for BLANKET
JEANS, q FLANNEL, as we'll, as SAIL
NETT & FULLCLOTH.T
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6rFor the Information of STRANGERS.

DERSONS wishing to find their Town Lots
I or Lands; or wishing 10 purchase Govern
lnent Lands, will please call on J. Woollsy Jr..
in Joliet nearly opposite the Eagle Tavern. where
particular descriptions of Lands or iowa Lots
can be given By tbs subscriber for tho Counties Of
Cook. VIII. lroquois. Grundy, Kendall, and La
Sale, and he has ON hand maps, true eopy Of
Record, in nearly all thes counties. =
sss JEDDIAH WOOIIFY Jr
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HARD WARE.
SO boz. Table Knives & forks,
25 boz. Pocket Knives,

, 25 boz. German Silver Tea
Spoons, 6 do do Table Spoons,
Pad Locks, Metal cocks, mineral Knobs
cottage Locks. cottage Stop Latches, Iron
Squares, "Hand Saws" Razors, Percussion caps,
Drawing Knives, Rasps and Files, ssSpurs,''
Spectacles. Steel pens by the card, Baldwin's
Butts, Brass Butts and Screws, wrought Nails,
Coffee Mills, "Wire Sives," Grain Scoops, Shov
els, Ames Shovels, Mahosny KNOBS, Rat and
Mouse Traps, and Augers for sale at LOVES
Cheap Cash Store, Chicago ST.
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JEDDIAH WOOLLEY JR.
SURVEYOR AND AGENCY OFFICE.

- CHICAGO Street, JOLIET. I'LL.
Will attend to Surveying or giving description
of Land or Town lots in Will, Kendall, GFundy,
or La-Salle counties TO all those who shallfavor
him with a call ;and will have at all times OIL
hand Maps ofthe above counties, with COZ rec;
delineatons of Tinber rand Prairie aud Streams,
with falls ofwater whereverthey oceur,e ther on
the Des PLANES, Kankakee, Du Page, or Illinois
rivers; and also the principal Roads together
th representation ofthe Illinois s. Michigan
Canal. s
The experience Mr.. Woolley has had as Sur
vcyor in tbs above Counties in the last fifteen
years will warrants him III saying thathe can
give general satisfaction.
In ali cases his charges will be reasonable,
and prompt inhis attention to business. His
Office nearly opposite the Eagle Tavern. ~.
References.
Hon. J wENrwoRTH,l
q. W. DoLEs I chicago
h. L. WILSON, -.-.-4-
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Joliet steam FOum dry.

FHE Subscriber continues to manufac.
ture Castings ofall kinds, for custom
ers at short notice, Havingrecently erect.
ted a large addition to his establishment,
he is enabled to furnish all kinds ofcas
tings as cheap as any in the West.
THRESR1NG MACHINES
Oftwo varieties Stationary cleaners, &
Locomotive cleaners, containing the la.
test Improvements, and finished in SUI.
perior style constantly on hand.
Allkinds of Grist mill, Saw mill, and
Factory gearing furnished to order from
the latest improved patterns.
Hollow ware, Ploughs, and other ar
ticles usually furnished at such establish
ments constantly on hand.
ScrapIron received inexchange for cas-.
tings or work.
MI. ADAMS.
Toilet. March. 10. 1916. 80 8. -,
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CLEMENS INDIAN TONIC.
Infalllble cure for Chills or
s4gese 81 Fever.

And Sure Remedy for Bilious, Remit
tent and other Feuers.
This Invaluble Medicine is purely yeo
etabie.
NNdE ,Lnexempled success OF this truly uuyi
Il u0Hedfonic, in curingin q few hours where
all otherFemeties have failed. and that too. in
cases offrom six months to ten years standing
warrants the assertion, that If taken according 90
the directions, it 10 infalIbls. A long list of
certifcatesinp proof tsinfa1libility, might be adj.
ded; buttfose uponthe wrapper are deemeds uf.
ficient. ~
IL is not in the least nauseating. nor does IL
operate upon the bowels; but its salutary action
upon the wholeAystem lie so charming. that every
one is highly delighted at their speedy recovery
health Such a remedy, the afflicted have long
been in want of; one that cures speedily and PER-
tnanently. where the usual caution 60 imprope-
exposure is observed :
.RTFrom the great popularity ofthis medi-
cine, many limitations protesting 90 be Glenn
EMS INDIAN TONIC ARE aioat Therefore
De sure 10 ask for that prepared By GEO. w.
HOUSE, Nashville Tennessee, who is sole pro
prietor.
CAUFlON.-To prevent fraudobserve upon
the directions upon the bottle, the written sigma
ture of Geo. w. House. Also moulded in the
bottle an Indian, with the words ssCemens' In
dian Tonic, prepared By Geo. w. House .''sAil
others are counterfeit. -
ForAale by BROWN & Co.. Joliet. IA
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s LOCKPORT. s..s1 s.
Plough Factory.
The Subscriber continues to manufac-

tufe
Lanes Celebrated Steel Ploughs,
And other Approved Patterns,
and is prepared to furnish customers at
short notice, Ploughs of every size, ofsupe-
rior quality andthickness. and warranted
to scour in any soil. The timber used is
selected with great care and thoroughly
seasoned, and the work done in man.
ner not TO be surpassed.
GTLefi-handed PIoughs made to order.
All kinds ofproduce taken in exchange
for Ploughs. 8
The above ploughs for sale, also, at T
P Dumha1n & Co.'s, Joliet. "a
- 3 JOHN LANE Jr.
Lockport, Aug. Is, 1e47 = = I
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a COLLEGE IN CALIFoRNIA.-A cor.
respondent ofthe Christian Advocate and
Journal, says the New York Evening
Post, is recommanding the establishment
ola University in California. After adj
Vertihg to. the letters of Rev. Mr.. Rob
erts. published few days since. he says:
1.-The friends Of this measure have Two
objects in vietw-the one, to form nu.
cleus in California, which shall eventually
grow TO. or beget, complete system OF
edu:ation throughout the whole territory
, tho other to promote the interests of
science in general"
With this object in view, we are inform.
ed that The "Cincinnati Astronomical
Society, "have already taken the initiatory
steps to establish, al some eligible point,
near or on the Bay of San Francisco, an
observatory under their immediate pator-
mage. They wish, however, to unite with
and receive the co operation of all the
friends Oflhe measure. and not to act in.
dependently of others.
The writer concludes with the follow.
ing: - go
;.lYiIl the American public second the
Philanthropic efforts ofthe friends of the
'CalifoFnia University tits the glory of
the American Republic, that wherever is
felt the influence Of her civil power, that
influence is exerted to rise the people in
the scale ofhumau intelligence and hap.
piness. As the American eagle spreads
her wings oyer the vast and fertile regions
Of1Calltornia, let the benign influence of
our social order, and of education, be felt
and tostered under her protection. The
subject cemmends itself to the favorable
attentions The warmest wishes, and sub
Stantiat patronage of the statesman. the
chrtsttau,the philanthropist and the friends
and followers of science. Shall ii receive
their aid and comfortl'' 8
Washington telegraph., 1847-08-18
Gin NlanulaciOry.

TENllE undersigned ary now manufacturing their
j improved COTTON GINS at Mindep. Ln..
aud are prepared to furnish planters with superior
Gin-siauds, made after the latest and most Inn.
proved plans, They will deyrF their Gins ut
any plantation within 1875 miles Of Minden, or a,
Washington, Columbus or Fulton, Afkansns, free
OF any additional cost All orders from distance
will be promptly attended to. For any information
relative 10 the quality Of their Gins. they refer 10
Gem e. ID Ruysion, William Crnbtree OF William
Vaughn, lirmpstead county, or Henry NJ Le.
may, u. Strickland aud A. c. Ovens Lafayette
county.
LACKY & SHIELDS
MiBden, La, May 10, lsl7.29.u
Washington telegraph., 1847-08-18
.N'er GoOdst

FENllE suisse ers are now receiving and open.
Il ing large and well assorted stock of pooJ.
suited to ihs nln'1et which r. N selected
WIN great cure are now q urchascf.
at Az low prices on hA root they can
be procured elsewhere Our ston. q. aeral. com.
prIsihg staplc and Fancy Dry Goods, Hardware
Cutlery, Suddlrr, Clothing, Hats, Boots and
Shoes, Cfockery, Glassware, Iron, Steel. Mails
C4siium Tiuwafr, Carpenter and Hlsak4,,il's
Fools, Groceries, &c, sc &c
A. BLOCK & SON
Washington, Ark, April 20, lel7.2O.u
Washington telegraph., 1847-08-18
Arkansas.
fmfrnur

GurfrHnF.
Tuouas DEm.=Lills Rock, post ofIce.
Secretary ~ Sac.
Dawn u darrns=L Little Rock, post aifcc.
igdiior u Public Aoeoaais.
ItiA, y. CoNWai,=-Lirls Rock post oiIics.
Treasurer.
sAHpft AnANs=I.illle Reek, post oiIiec.
JRdrrs = The Sgfem, Court.
ihomas johnson. Chicf justice, Callsre,iIIs.
Saline county
Williamson s 0ldhain as-asiatc Justice. Fay=
sIirsills. Nsshuetaa county
William Conway D associate Justice, Bates
fillf, ndtpsAdshee eosHiy.
Washington telegraph., 1847-08-18
COp~incrship Notice.

fHNllE undersigned having ihus day associated
q. with himself ln business his son DAVID
BLOCK, the business hereafter will be conlucicd
at the Old stand in Washington under tho style Of
A. BtorE & SoS. lie would avail himself Of this
occasion to return bis sincere thanks to his old
friends and customers for the liberal patronage
heretofore extended to him, and assures iltem that
no cAcrloas will BE- spared to merit a continuance
OF il by tho new firm
ABRAHAM BLOCK.
Washington, Arb, April %, lsl7.20.u
Washington telegraph., 1847-08-18
MlalsnfMe Cir.

.iuigfsof hc Circuit Courts
Ut c'reul-Jahn r. Jones, Helena. Philips
county.
2nd Crculi-Niiam H. Sutton, Columbia.
th.sai rouuiy.
81 CHeutt- William c, Scott, Bairsyjllr, Inde.
pcndruce county.
ilh Ctsu.I--S,Ltoa G. sneed, Fayetteville,
NasliHgiou coghiy
5ih 'icui-Niliam n Field, Lnle Rock,
Pulashi eouniy
lih 'Hut--Grorge coHEay, Washington,
Hampstead rauuty
ith thruii--Mi.liam " r-yd, Cllik,iile.
iplu,ou rouuiy.
s'h cnuii-thfaiopher G. Scott Camden. Cua-
chhl county.
Washington telegraph., 1847-08-18
rev and Cheap Goods.

VIE subscribers afc receiving genernl A..
sormrm Of Dry Goods, Clothing, Boots,
Shocs. Hats, Hardware, Gallery, Grocenrs, Sad.
dlciy, &c, which ,hey oiIrr for sale a, the lowest
market prices
Their friends and the publie generally are ~.
sprclfully invited to call aud examine their stock
briOIc purchasing elsewhere
GEO. W. GREEN & BRO.
Washington, Ark, April y, lsi7.Jm
Washington telegraph., 1847-08-18
from lie Raeie6 Register.


From tls Racigi Register
eTliR STATES or THE UNION
,Dmen tlsE rur ullows, YET one As rnr sra
AiF-ssiar $pang.cd Banner.
ny IONS etNE8oS, OF lIlltsaoRo'
Though salcsman may dilr aud parties my
ta4a.
Aud the spli Of Faction breed eigil elmmolioa,
lat 1t I'LL be opa pride, Ia display to the aye
Ihatwc olnF to our allafa with patriot devotion
Let dsmagogu zslriye
ipl Tie spoi.a Of tho hive,
View a hope sliIl from which
Richer iays We derive
THAT The States ii this unah forever will be.
like iaf bR'sga dlriied get Vae de the sea,
LIT Northern fanatosoontlnna TO rass.
Aud dem tHtis mad lst iion holy communion;
Set the oh.galfie southHner, rash as hr's hfaFe,
mAls " ! Indignation mako light of the tnau;
Bot n pte OF thrm al,
Ever deaf 10 saei call,
By our stars al we'll stand.
10 fisa with them or fall
snsulyad that our Union forever uusl be,
Like he td'oIns disidsii g5i eac IS t4e sea.
When lately the feegip pealed forth on the land,
And the llgaa aenoss sped Ger the face Of the
Nation
Prom the North. fas, nai Wet, stepped patriot
baud,
And the South iaucd the war CRY, with wild
exclamation.
Now strive sds by side,
Thought the halits red tide,
Men who dikfz "a Gar.
As i4a Ocean wide
an linked By tie lerlng-onr unua must be
LIKE faf jlua,e1 d.riied ~ onr as thf ssls