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WTNERS
Canadian Veraasifaage.

The remedy to which we would call the atten-
ton Of the public, is one which has proved sue
cessful for some time; and il is universally ac-
knowledgrd by all who have tried it, 10 be far su
perior TO any other medicine ever employed in
diseases for which il is recommended. II not on
ly destroys worms and invigorates the whole sys-
tenn, bot il dissolves and carries off the supera-
0undant slime ormucus, so prevalentn ths stonl-
ach and bowels of children, more especially those
in bad health. The mucus forms the bed or nest
in which worms produce rlicir young; aud by re-
moving Il, it is impossible for worms TO remain in
the body. Ii is harmless in its effects on the sys-
tenn, and the health Of the person s always inn
proved By It's use, even when no WoyIns are dis
covered.
1t will be seen by the following statement that
Mr.. McCord had, previous 30 using tsWiner,s
Canadian Vernsuge," resaEtod 10 various prep
a:aiions recommended for worms, without any
advantage-th ofiiself, is sufficient to the supe-
tioriy of this preparation all others for SIM
liar purposes
Brooklyn, January 9th, 1886
Messrs. John Winer and Co.-SIRs. lam tap-
Ply to Lave it IN my power TO bear testimony of
the good Elects attending the of your CaRadiI
| an Vermfuge. IS
Ny child Of two years of age, had been i'll for
some seven months. and had finally become :
emaciated, that we dispaired Of its reeoverv.--
s5upposing the cause lis sickness was worms.
we gave nef various pleufciaeS T6cOmlne adeu in
ssa.n cases, but they. produced no b3neficiaI eff
fecis. We had given hir up as past recover,
when We were rec 'nmended by a friend, who
had heard of your medicine, to give il trIa.-
we did Sd without any expectation OF It's being
serviceabe, but 10 our great joy and SURPRISE al
tor she had taken SIX doses, and six onl :, she ba
gan gradually TO recover, and is now in better
health than she has been for ten Inoaths. e.
| can now recommend your s.Ganadian Yer
lnifuge' with the greatfst confidence, atl as a
frend TO ihs ysung portion Of the human family,
who suffer from worms ! am glad To bs able 10
give SUCH decided confidence in the success OF
ycur MEDICINE, aud am willing soue shhuld ref, r.
70 ms any persons who may have dOablsonsfe
point Yours, truly,
.ssfE8 GILES McCORD. =
The 'scanatIian VerAisuge'' is only Is cents
per bottle and is much pleasanier than any in
use. Prepared tinly by John Wiler Il c., 81
Maiden Lane, N. X. Sold by CHA 5. Gle
;MENT, agent for J9l:e.i also BY L. BOYca,
agent for Chicago.
ksaheli u Vi sek
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FOR SALE,

4 NIGHTY acres of valuable land, belonging
L "A to Aseph Webster, and :beng the west half
of the north west quarter of Sec 20, township 35,
range 10, situated on the road Lending from Jo-
let TO Ottawa, about 2 miles from the former
place. The Land is Of the best quality. and the
canal passes through one corGer Of it, which 20
gether with lis being situated The base CT the
celebrated Mt Jolie', MAKES il most desirable
location. The above described land will b., sold
at nreduced price ifapplica,ion ismade TO the un-
dersigned, residing near this place, Immediate"
Wm. HA DSELr.
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F.RKLORE.YoG

MafteFn you'd infoln the citizens of
h Joliet end vicinity, that he has opened his
shop one door scLth of Duncan's Store, where he
VII DC hnppy TO aceomnodate his old cus,om-
eFs, and the public generally, with W. -,
short notlce. To the young men of this Mace
he would say, that no endeavors will be wanting
on his part TO please the most fastidious tns.e7
aud in all cases twill be warranted.
lie aas Just received ths latest PARIS and
NEW DIRK Fashions, which will enable him
to do his work in strict conformity with the pre-
yailing fashions ana taste of tn tiav -li5 ia
UJ-ooI Ting Gone on short NOTICE, and
warranted to fit, if properly made up. Is -.
Joliet. Dec l. 1916 q
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SPLENDID Farm for Sale.

SlTUATED ON Hickory Greek miles east
Dof oliet o., The Stage route from THAI place to
Laporte and thirty miles from Chicago: | mile
'Iest of the main road from Chicago to DanviIle.
containing $40 acres 90 acres fenced and under
high state of cultivation: 100 acres first rate
timber aud the balance high rolling dry prairie.
There is good block house, frame barn and
other out-buildings, good we'll of water, Il small
steam Of never failing water on the premises, and
is well calculated for stock or grain farm.
Apply to Levi NJ. Clays on the Premises or TO
s. ". BOWEN agent, Joliet or to
]. b. II. Russell, Land Agent Chicago.
August 18th, 1916.
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JEDDIAH WOOLLEY JR.
SURVEYOR AND AGENCY OFFIcE.

CHICAGO Street, JOLIET, I'LL.
VIII attend to Surveying or giving descriptions
of Laad or Town lots in viii, Kendall, irundv-
or La-Salle counties 20 all :hnse who snail va
nm WITH n call and will have at all times on
hand Maps the above counties, with correct
!elineations of Timber and Prairie and Streams.
with falls Of waterwherever tney occur, either nj,
the Des FLAMES, Du Page, kpnkakee, or Illinois
rivers; dnd also the principal Roads: together
l'h representation of the Illinois s. Michigan
Canal. 4...r ~
The experience Mr.. WooKey has had is Sur.
voyor in tbs above counties in the last fifteen
years will warrant him in saying that he can
give general satisfaction. 81
I An all cases has charged will be reasonable,
and prompt III his attention to business His
Office nearly opposite the Eagle Tavern.
References. rs
Hon. } wENrwORTH,l
G. W. DOLE, Chicago
R. /. WILSON,
Joliet. Nav ;. ISl5 A~.f
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COUGH E47I !EsS

q Uels BOW acknowledged Itae.,l., be
me most scfePtlfea and successful PREPARATION, ev
81 Tor the relief Of coughs. coIds co,s
symptoms, aslhpa. whoopings cough. caiarrhs
sshtness OF the lungs or chest, brlssci,;1is. sa1
l<imllaF pulmonary Affections TheyIa are made
from me sexpeeioFaat Or eose ,r,nea-
le'nes' ana are uIaoa9ledly sapsrierso everything
Sold BY BRowN d Co, Jolie. IL s No..
LockpoEf, = = sf-'sFs
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heretofore been considered 3eurable, such as VI.
GERS of the I.arynx, Throat, Nose, Nodes, &C.
The ARCANuM EXTRACT is a complete
Antidoteto the serious Evils prodnced by the in,u-
dicious Use of MERCURY As SPRING and
FALL PURIFIER it cannot be surpassed, work.
ing its way through the system with a silent and
effective fOrce,-
Cleansing the BLOOD:
Removing DYSPEPTIC- INFLUENCES;
Soothing the NERVES; I-r-s aTaT<
Removing INTERNAL Distinctions and Dis
eases that would otherwise cause injury TO the
LIVER and LUNGS. -
Persons whose Constitutions arc broken down
by the use of MERCURY, ARSENIC, Bark, or
QUlNINE, and any who suffering from
DISEASED LIVER, or AN injudcions treatment
of any Of the above Diseases should use the AR
CANUM EXTRACT without delay.
In complicated cases of SCROFUIA aud
SYPHILIS, and in cases where the Syphilit:c
Virus OF the Parent causes a development Of
ScroftIa in the Child, this is TIL ONLY REM
EDY upon which reasonable hope Of Recovery
can be founded. Es~ - eofsslgf al f4Issu
In numerous instances, also, where liberation
had laid bare both ligament and bone, and where,
to all appearance, 10 human means but aInputa
ton could have saved life, Patients have been
snatched from the grave and restored 10 heahh,
the devouring disease being completely eradicaled
by the use of this inestinlabie Extract.
The Proprietors of the ARCANUM EXTRACT
have had this Medicine used in all the above Dis
eases with the most gratifying Results In using
the Medicine neither business or Pleasure need be
interrupted, requiring only the usual restraint OF
moderation iii diet, and is equally applicable aud
etf;cacioas TO the infant as well as the adult.
~ Pamphlets, giving a Description for what
the ARCANUM EXTRACT is applicable, with
observations on Insensible Perspiration, and "a
Treatise on Diseases in general, accompany each
Bottle. Agents supplied with the above PAM
phlets for gratuitous Circulation g IS Ea
The RC4,NUM Elk IRA C T is. pre-
pared by JOHN WINER, Hamilton, Canada
West, and JOHN WINER d Co., 50 Maiden
Lane, New York, Sole Proprctors - '..ts -
PRICE-ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE.
Joliet; also by L. NJ B0YoE,q agent for
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1847-01-26

CHILD KILLED BY HoG.-On Fri
day,as a little child of Nh. George Adams,
about three years of age, was playing in
the yard of his dwelling. in the neighbor-
hood OF Backwood town, Camden County.
New Jersey, it was suddenly set upon
with great fury, by one eff Mr.. AS hogs,
and before effoctual assistance could be
rendered, was literally torn to pieces and
Immediately killed. An older sister, IN
attempting to rescue the child, was also
seized by the hog, and has her arm seri.
ouly mangled.-PhU. Ledger.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1847-01-26
DR.. Brace
r. BRAGG S s--
Indian Queen Vegetable
Sugar Coated Pills

-
HOAPRlSE TIE Tonic aaf auti- silIpus. The
Ionic Pills are acknowledged 10 be the
most successful medicine ever offered TO the pub
lie for the treatment and cure Of gee a5bFe
yer, Chills and Fever, Bilious, Remiilsnt and,
Infamatory Fevers. In intermtttntS or agues,
organic arrangement has taken place These
Pills never fail to make permanent and la ting
cure, within twelve toeightoen hours, without The
aid Of any other medicine. Sogreat inecd mas
been their efficacy, that permanent cure has all
ways been warra lresl--dFectiol strictly follow
ed. But this medicine has now become so gem
eraEfy known, and so extensively used, through
oct the western and southwestern Stetes, that
such warranty is not longer asked or, expected
THE INDINaN QUEEN VEGETABLE SUGAR
COATED TONIC PILLS,
Will be found highly beneficial i'll all cases of de-
bilty, Especially in those cases pradared b. re-
peated and long continued attacks of Fever and
in promoting digestion From one to three Of
these pills taken % or 80 minutes before ealing,
will sel'o:n fail to excite healthy appetite, pro-
mote digestion, give tone to the stomach, and in
vgora,e The system generally. Price 81 %,
DR.. Bragg's Sugar Coated Pills have been thor
oughly rrled, and long experience has established
their superior efficacy over every other medicine
offered 20 the public for ths radical cure of every
of evory form OF disease, and particularly Of
those bilious affections SO prevalent throughcut
our southern and western States. The proof of
this is ound in the fact tbat those ,Uho hare once
used these pills, have ever after preferred them,
and rssortsd to their use in preference to any 9TH
/ Ell kind of notwithstanding regularly at the
| commencement of each sickIy season FOR this val
tuable medicine-and urging their friends TO do
ths same. Iunumerable cases of chill and fever,
| obs;inats and ofIong standing, have been so sud-
denly cured by Brqgg's Pals, tha, their effects
| have almost appeared miraculous Let the pa
Iient who DOUBTS this try them, and he will find
himself equally delighted and astonished,
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FROZEN TO DEArH.--We have been
informed that the dead body ola man was
found few days since, in Big Woods
about three miles from Aurora. A rife
was found by his side. He is supposed
to have been hunting, and probably be.
came benighted and froze to death.
The above particulars we have heard
simply from report, out not from a s,1ff;
GSientiy authentic source, to place fnll re.
lance upon their truth.-.St. Charles
Messenger. ''''s'
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CLEMENS INDIAN TONIC.
infalllble cure for Chllls or
s4gsse - FeOer.

l.
tent and o!aer Fepers. 81
This Inyaluble Medicine is purely veg
etable. ~. .s .ss ~, 4: 2
TENltE, nnexP implied success oil thIstrU;y a,ny;.
+ Il Ddted Tonic, in cur .ng i'll n few hours where
all otherIemedies have faIled. and thar ion II,
cases Of. from six monshs 10 ten years standing
warrants the assertion, that If taken according IN
the direetionsSitEis iafalh6le. A long Iist7 iot
certificates in proof infaibiliiy, sigft be adj
ded: but those uPonthe wrapper are deemed suf-
fcisnt. ft - .issF
1t is not In the legst pauseating. nor does Il
operate uiIon Hhe bowels; butt Is saatasy. action
upon tie whole ystem is go charming tina, every
one9ls highly eeIightetiac their speedy fecotaky
health Such remedy, the afflicted have le,,s
been in want Of; one thai cures speedily and perr
'EaneBtly s.whers the usuni caution to Iu,ro, 70
exposure is observed. saAsG sssst
0S5sFrem the greatnpopularity of This tnod;-
cIne, many limitations, profsssing to be. GLEN
-tfN NOIAN TONIC, are aiI0as. Therefor,
be sure 10 ask for that prepared by gro "
HOUSES Nashville FeAasssee, vic IS soleS hso
prietof a go, g. -. :, -. r. re1i
& CAUTION ToipIeyent fand observe vpon
the directions upon the bottle, the writes sigma
tufe of Geo. w. House. Aise moulded a the
bokte an fmIianz With the words IsCIenaenss I9,-
dian Tpnie, prepared bs SEQ. W Houss 4, IAN
others are counterfeit. -
For sale BY brown g cos, Joliei. Il
nAeI ~ ufff txas.,T,x. Z
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w ante(l.

A good cook, either man or woman,
and four girls who understand working in
Public House, can have good situation
by applying Immediately at the NATIONAL
HOTEL, Joliet. e 49,
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Sts o ns,he and most app at 81
They o
NJ retail. Ea Fgh
lille
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ROCK RIVER SEMINARY.

JlH0ttrt vuorrls. III.
VENHEfal erm Of this Institution will omen ON
Il the 29.lof August, and CONTINUE eleven
weeks. a'etise9a
sset O. rsE TERHs. Fat
Tuition in Common English Branches for
>, the Term, - s- - S4,oa
Boaid, Washiags Fuel, and Room rem.
per ~ees, .e,-l so
inGideniais and sBed-washiag, for the So
Term, GA
Studenrsfu furnish Beds, Eowels; aud figl.ss.
fs haf f4 p. JUD5ON. AGENT
Mount Mgrris, Jolly 90, 1916. ST.tfsi
! SCAleFS.--J a. Massoso,s hasiust rece: scgs
4 doz-I silk stripe Hsihani Scarfs; also a,f,z
Polka do. 8ss 4sfsBf sfss srsi7 )
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Oregon,

Slavery has been abolished in Oregon.
+. II. Barnet, citizen of that TERRITORY.
ina letter in the Platte Argus, saws:
1.-The Legislature have passed an net
declaring that slavery ehall not exist in
oregon, and the owners of slaves who
bring them here are allowed two years to
take them out of the country, ana in de.
fault the slaves are TO be free. The net
Pr9nlbRs free negroes or muIattoes from
settlng OF remaining in this country, and
iequsces them to leave in two years; and
IN detaullto be hired out to the lowest bid.
def, who viii bind himself TO remove
tnen from The country for the shortest term
OF service, and within six months af;ar,he
expiration thereof. Phe Object 4 10 Leao
clear OF this most troublesome clsss e
population. 'ts -'''s' = -
A very considerable number of slaoa.
accompanied the last expedition to-Or5
eOOn. fisas7 fra e6 : if48 81 - = =
-. sl2aa 7r------+--.L----------. sli8 Tea rs
V-An Irish laborer plunged into the
river and hauled out a gentleman who
was actual drowning; the gentleman re-
warued Pat with a sixpence. Well
sainthedrlPping miser.seeiBg Pats doubt.
tul'Pause, 'ain't you satisfied? Do Won
tai9k you ought ito have more? och e
answered :. The poor fellow, looking hard at
the one ne had rescued, i think i'ra over.
PAID ab sast 44il
40 hours industry will do more to l,eget
eneageslPsss suppress evil huniors,aud re-
's's2e your afiaiFsthan q month moaning
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40 hours industry will domore to be0et
s 4: suppress evil humors,aud re-
ss'e4e your affairs than month"; moaning
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Busy Bees.

O0NJ OCto'
In the Island of Cuba bees are kent with
great success. They are enervated by
the warmth and perennial fruitfulno IS Of
the climate, but work on, accommodating
stores, though there is to be no winter in
which they will be wanted. Many Of the
Cubians have hundreds Of swarns. an
the owners. do is, to furnish hives, which
only requires them to cut large hollow
tree into pieces three feet long, and Law.
ing them under sheds, to fasten a stick
through the centre. upon which the bees
begin to build, The hives swarm fire..
quentIy, and all are, as we said, trained TO
thorough industry, and their industry is
abundantly rewarded among the fragrant
Belle Flowers. Whea hive is full II
honey, the bees seal it up al both ends,
and go to another; SO that the planter ha $
only to take away the rich stores from the
deserted dwellings; for as there is no
winter, the bees are always laying I'D and
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Of Com.
yMURDER!--I'he Quincy fiIlg VIII, .
ofthe 9th inst. relates revolving case Of
murder, which occurred on the first inst
ultima, in that county. A man named
Vance, dcpraved bully in that neigh
borhood, charged Mr.. Harness, in the
presence of the latter's son, young man
oftwenty-two years of age, with letting
down the bars ofhis (Vance's) fence, and
turning seattle into his fields to craze
Young Mr.. Il. denied the assertion, and
Vance attacked him with knife. The
young man fled, and the assassin pursued
stabbing at him and wounding him in sew.
eral places. Harness at length fell and
begged tor his life, in which he was Join.
eddy other spectators, one of whom was
a woman; but the cold blooded murderer
coolly seized the young man bv the hair.
held back his head, and plunged his kpjG,
deep into his throat, severing the iugular
vein., Harness died in about four hours
and his murderer was, after an examina.
lion, committed.
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DR.. HULL'S

GHOVELSa PICKS aud BARS, can be had
~ cheap 1T - MATTESONS. ,
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NJ. K. BROWNSON

AI5any, March 6, 1916.
Mr.. aylor:-i have analy zed The Jew Da-
vid's lioaey Coated Pills, and have found the,i
10 be composed 1T the most approved and vaiua-
bio articles in Materia Msdica--and in all cases
where have known them tried, thew hive given
perfect satisfaction.
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"a ~ - lalta q s
: - YsII As &
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D. OUHDUN, ". ID.
Manufactured by r. TAYLOR, Rochester,
Y, successor to Comstock & CO., and pro-
prietor Of the celebrated Jew David's Plaster.
neat and valuable pamphlet relating to the
above medicines can be had gratis of the follow
ing gentlemen who are the authorised agents for
the sale Of the genuine Hebrew Plaster, Persian
Pills, and Jew David's Honey Coated Pills Be-
ware of counierfeits as they are afioat. So g.
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!" = TOT RouEe on y"
: BROWN CO, East Joliet: rs q
~ GEORGE -SNOAD, 4Plainfield.
e, E. BUSH, Lockport.
1. l.. B0UGHTON, Yorkvi4le.
j. w. PICKERING, Newark. F.
II. D. RlSLEY, Wilmington.
Price OF Plaster, 80 cts. per box containing
sufficient to spread or 8 plasters 80
Price Of Pills, % cts. per box containing 80
to 35 pills.
P. Filler, Soils. Agent,
for Illinois and Wisconsin. All orders address
ed 10 him at Joliet, ILL.,, will msos with promp,
attention. ~a - e-sA+ - 8 =
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sfI.l lbs, Marshaii' patient Line Th.4.d
ict'ssls By shs pOd5e at plsassonf - =
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uM Elastic apd Web Braces, by tbs.s 4. -
M oe pair, from ftp 70 175ets. al liz S;s5s
Ssoroi East dolietsa9s cd - 81 /, = -
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1847-01-22

ed man, addressed the people here on the sub
jet Of Human Rights, the only address ever
delivered in town on this subject. He read
from Fosters ''Brotherhood Of Thieves" that
Methodist Ministers hold slaves and many
Traffic in item without any apparent design
But to get gain. lie snid there are 400 Meth
odist Ministers south who own slaves. Ore
Of the circuit gentlemen being present, arose
and asked permission 10 speak. 1t being
granted him, he said Watson had lied, and
his slender Of his church was blacker than his
face. Watson asked, ''are there any Metho-
dist Ministers that own slaves - Norton,
the %I.evite. said No. | afterwards accused
Norton Of prevarication and idlsehood IN The
| denial. While the alteration was going on
between Watson and the clergyman,a man sit
ting near asked me ''are there indeed ministers
in your church who are Shareholders! = That
genileman's question e%vinces the state of ig-
norance thA, exists here on the subject. Sub
sequenlly | was accommodated from the
church for slandering Norton in the above ac-
cusation. Much was said by the Methodists
to destroy Watson's influence. Many be-
lieve the holy church can't be so corrupt, &c.
Does not this state Of Ignorance call aloud for
help among as? Let us have our share OF
speakers. If HannbGen will not hear the truth
and profit by it / have formed a wrong esti-
mate Of the char ,cter Of my townsmen.
Although Watson labored under every dis
advantage, much good has been effected
People begin TO think and inquire, ''are these
things so :" We need champions Of truth.
If such will come among us, they will find
/, people in whose breast a foundation exists
IN which to rest propositions involving ques-
ions of duty, of love, of mercy.
A. CHAPMAN.
Hambden, Dec. g.
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/ If lies himself. The head grows sick, the
heart becomes faint, at the contemplation Of
slavery. How ought we TO blush, and hang
our heads. 10 think that our enlightened con-
,inent i. contaminated with the guilt Of hol-
dine three millions Of human beings Ia help.
less bondare. have looked with pleasure
upon the snires Of the churches scattered so
profusely over our cherished land. That
Measure. alas has subsidized when | think
how the monster slavery has crept in, show
inc his hateful form even at the communion
table. think | hear some one remark, you
had better be cautious what you say about
the churches. But | cannot stop, ! am a.
shamed of them all-of their religion, and
ministers too. Understand | do not mean
Christianity, for that is widely different from
the religion of the present day. ! have said
we could worship God, according to the die
tates of our W conscience. But let me
take another view of the case. What recep-
lion do those meet that preach the doctrines
Of Christianity Professors Of religion raise
the cry, crush tie ioreich." Brickbats and
eggs are hurled at The defenceless speakers.
Verify, our gloriously free America, is i'm
bued with the blood Of Martyrs. Think Of
a murdered Lovejoy; ola Charles r. Tor
rev, who died in prison! Think Of the SUI
ferings of that wife-of the bitter agony she
while her husband was dying by
inches in his narrow cell And there are
suffering martyrdom now. Calvin
Fairbanks is shut out from our beautiful
Sorld-from the pure light Of heaven; and
noble spirit of his is well nigh crushed
} appease the monster slavery. 1t requires
man of courage, to stand up and face the
The cry Of Inidel is raised, and
We are cited back to the Mosaic law, TO prove
oppression, and wal are right. The
gem, Reputation, is stolen from
hose that teach the lovely truths Of Jesus
Who could not weep over our degraded coun-
sin, and shamel American greatness
IS lost! Our national pride, and glory, is
sunk in oblivion, while slavery exists.
Written for the New Lyme A. S. S.
Circle, by
n. BROWN.