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Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-11-30

A gentleman from Vermont writes as fol-
lows
Cambridge, Vermont June Il, Ieb.
Mr.. Seth w. Fowle,
Dear Sir For several years past my usual
Iy GOOD health has hren occa ,ionally interrupt
ed by spells Of coughing produced by cold, :
year ago last winter was brought 10 the verge
nf the grave BY very severe cough, accomPd'
MED with severe pains IN both Sides between
the shoulders, etc. with long continued ugh,
Sweats, and other alarming symptoms, reduS'h
me so low that my friends dsSPred ofny tccov'
ery. consulted physicians. aud tried The va
riou. remedies of the day, but none OF them
cured me- At last ! procured DR.. WmlaF'
Balssm OF Wild Cherry, and II saved my lite
havs not snjoyed better health ior many year-.
theref,re can recommend Others who need IL
trk il
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-11-30
ADAMS'S NEW ARITHMETIC,
REVISED EDITION

THIS valuable Sthoo eook con,sins th'
/ ehafact.riSiics of The iOTmrr edition. ~ great
tly improved lorn with snch corrrction. an
additions as The wants OF the lines d~tnand -
Il has bcea air.ad, very extensively adopted u
pl ic. Of tie old EDITION, aud Is received aItl
The mo.I unqualified approval
Adams New A ithnelic is almost the onl,
work on Arithmetic us i in extensive sections
of New England. II is used IN every part oi
III. United States and IN The Stale Of Ne"
York, is the Text Book IN ninety three OF the
Que hundred and fifty five Arademie- which r.
ported to The Regents OF the University IN lSi7
], has been adapted 10 the currency OF, and re-
published in Canada. IL has been tranSl ated
and re- published in Greece. Notwithstanding
the multiplication Of ArihmeticS made up,
many Of .hem. Of the material of this work,
il has increased ia the pnblc favor and de-
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-11-30

FATAL AFrAIR.-A youth in Plymouth
named Samuel Davy Barnes, 60, into quar-.
rel with his father, Mr.. Isaac Barnes, about q
gun. The father took the gun from his son
aud was about to carry it up stairs, when the
young man caugh, it by the barrel and thrust
the breach forcibly against h' fathers stomach
causing great pain to Mr.. Barnes, who wa.
afflicted with a rupture. This occurred or
Thursday afternoon, and Mr.. Barnes lived only
till Friday at night, when he expired.
| PicroRIAL BRorRrR JosATHAN.-TI Tile,
has just received this beautiful sheet 70
Christmas and Now Years price only I2 l.:
cents. Also, specimen number Of Cooley
Lady's Book, for January, lsi9, which al
are invited to call and see for themselves, it il
truly gem.
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CuRusTOPuER q. reRRY.

ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR Ar IlW.
OvYICE sscsr the NJ d ( ..tSl Essh.
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The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1848-02-22
MDTTcE

rs hereby given that petition Will be present
II ed TO the Commissioners ofPutnam COUNTY.
Ohio. at their next session PRAYING for the location
Of a county rord. Commencing at ihel School
Tlouse.in DisirictNo S in Monroe Township, u
said county ;,thence north TO the centre line Of
section thirteen; thence west on said line TO IN.
tersect the Lima md Perrysburgh Free Turnpike
road thence north one half mile TO ihe section
line, thence west on said line so ns TO iniersec
the Sugar Ridge road in Sugar Creek Township in
said county. { ~, ......., .fY,
Putnam Co, Jan. 18Th 1913. ~ 360
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TRuTu.--Trnth courts investigation, but
trror shrinks from SCRUTINY. Truth fears no
wills from ,he mos, rigid examination, bot
error always fears tho consequence. ssTrnlb
Is irnmutable, aad will stand criticism. Truth,
like It's author, is eternal, and will exist
amidst the wreck OF matter aud The crush of
worlds, while errer will he swept away with
the refuge Of lies. The more you examine
truth like gold the brighter i, shines. Truth
Is never tarnisned by inspection, bni dscov.
ers the more spltnd"r Amy system which
shrlnks from scrutiny discovers corruption in
is premises, aud is unworthy the attention
OF an intelligent mind. A certain writer has
said with the utmosI prOpr'eiy; "He that will
not reason is bigoi; he that cannot reason
is fool and he that dares not reason is a
sIavc.n g4 t4 Hs
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NOTICE

n shereby given that spciition will be presen-
4 ted TO the Commissioners Of Putnam county Al
their March Session, is48 for nm alteration In the
Williams Town Sirie Road, as follows, 20 wit:
Beginning tween,y three rods east OF Peter Dix-
lers house in the south east quarterof ,he south
ems quarter Of srction thrty-fve in Riley town
ship in said county'thensea little enst Of Nor'h
to the coner Of the said south east quarter Of south
east quarter thence north TO the Mount Blanchard
State Road thence west on the Mount B!achard
road until it inlerseets the said Williams Town
rond again. ,sfFAd} ff =
February i,iI84s. gMlaii Ssi (
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X A LID A III q L T. l..
IA NJ ES H. v ALL

NgsssG; GTAS taken the we'll known and
EHii Il commodious Tavern Stand fern.
ENml crly occupied by T. R. Mcclure
The- House has been thoroughly repaired
this fall, and is now well fitted 10 the
accommodation Of the travelling community:
J. H.V. feels confident that those who favor
him by selecting his house will find the accom-
and attendance equal to those of any
House in this part Ohio. Unstable will be well
furnished with tho best the surrounding country
affords, and his bills will be found reasonably
low &c suit the times. He has also large and good
siabling, and designs to spare no pains to secure
he comfort and convenience OF his guests. '
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MY OWN CASE.

~.
10 the year 1854, = was aiirc'ed wilii tl'a
Pii-s,.brought on ny the liver complaint, and
sedaniary habits as ! ut thai iime was learn
,ng the Jswelry business IN the CITY OF New
York. The disease soon became so painful
maj ! was forced 10 leaye Tho shop foi my
&C &c, went home, (my parents then living
in BrookIIn, L. ,.,, cid employed our family
physician, DR.. r., whose standing as q skill.
tnl practitioner, is unsurpassed il equalled ia
that city. My case was internal, and bled
prolusely. DR.. X. advised me 10 be taken
To the country, TO abstain from eating hearty
food, and 10 take magnesia, table spoonfnt
three times day; accordingly went will,
my mother ,o.Norwalk, Connecticut, whers
we spent three weeks, following the Doc.
tors most excellent advice. but wihpno ben.
eft, when we returned TO Brooklyn. / then
commenced a series Of experiments on nv.
self; bough, linimenls and eleciiialies,
which were were highly recommended, and
used them, my disease growing worse, in
possible, from the irritation ;hey produced.---
| then procured from my old medical library,
works treating upon the disease, read them
and after Learning It's nature, commenced the
|preparalion Of an ointmen, for myself; and
after various trials found myself improsinp.-
| continued lis use faithfully, using magnesia
and oil TO keep any bowels regular. for. about
month, when | was perfectly cured, aud
have not had an attack since. Ofcourse my
curiosity was highly excited TO know wheiher
it wonld prove etiicacious on others. I
made some, and when any persons became
afflicted, gave them some; and to my sur.
prise, ii produced a cure in every inslance.--
MI. Garfield was The man with whom ! work
ed when ! was ffiicied, and knowing how
bad was, and that was cured BY some
thing, applied 10 me to know what had pro-
duced my cure; | gave. him some, aud his
certificate tells the rest continued to give
i away TO many, who would use il, and with
like results, as the certificates Of the Hon.
James Watson Riley, and s. G. .Cofinbury.
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c.n.sp.adsnss of.h. New orl..n. Detail


EDs. OxLrA. The city ofMexlco is rife
e with iufnors 10 reference 10 peace; some
have Il that peace is made; others have il
that commissioners have gone on 10 wash
ington, &c, &c; and thus we have il up and
down every day--peace and war aternaiiy
Believe nothing you hear from this city at
The present time on ,hs subject, for 4 assure
voi 10 one, unless II is General Scot, or NJ.
T,ist, knows any thing more abou, il ih .
sasiho man in The moon" and these gentle.
= men are exceedingly cautious in everything
:. relating "a the movements in the army, and
everything connected withit. Theneares
/, that ! can come TO the present state ofafaIs
IL from my correspondent at Qneretat,,
who Informs me that there has been no ,rea-
" concluded, hut adds. .'The whole subject
tests with the United States-the government
!. Of Mexico is willing to make treaty. and
4 are prepared, and are strong enoughto snsl-
ain ii. Many ofthe most influential men in
the republic, who have hereto fore been vo-
1 lently opposed TO making treaty, are now
4, advocating it strongly. Those persons who
formerly belonging to the army and have been
4 discarded by the government. are perfectly
I. prossrate; their influence issno,hing on either
side Of the. scale. The Congress had not
rel mel a Queretaro a, the latest dates, but
il was.expected there would be full meet
ing by inc 18th 81 2Ofh. II -is' ia
The brigade Of Col. Rily is still at I'aca-
bays, and the brigade Of Gen. Gushing a, San
n Angel. No movement Of troops for San
Luis can lake place before the lst Of
February even if Gen. Scott, mos, ardenily
I, desire il. The command, before il starts.
from here, mus, be fully appointed for FIVE or
I Gxomnihs, as it will take that time at least be-
Y foro they would be able 70 make road from
San Luis to Tampico, by which they would be
!, enabled 10 bring supplies from the later place
Z Al presenf, they are without one Of The most
necessary articles, Of clothing for such an ex.
!, pedition. Ger. Scott has sent twice TO Vera
\ Cruz for il, and both times has received a
very mesger supply; therefore he has had
10 resort 10 one Of the poorest m ans Of pro-.
curing il, having it made here. Captain Nc
Kinlstry, Of the quartcrmaster's department.
has now about 900 men and women engag
led in making clothing for the soldiers, and l
: understand they will be al least until the Isl
\, Of February before sufficient quantity will
4 be- ready. It's very easy matter to mov,.
] armies on paper, but more difficult to move
as P.s.--ll o'clock Col Jack Hays has re-
turned; he routed Padre Jarauta from one ne sof
]. Bis dens- killing some 10 or IL Of his men
and wounding Is others. One Of the men
shot a. Padrs--whsiher they killed him ! am
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ATTACHMENT NOTICE.

A IL Persons interested will take notice that
IA Ebenezer Gobe IN ,he Eleventh day of De.
cember. A. D. l347. sued out writ of Attach
ment from the Court OF Common Pleas Of Putnam
County in she State Of Ohio. against Alfred Rus
CO for the sum of fifty dollars which wri. has been
served and returned sac
3 sh Attest: MOSES LEE. Cle.k. ;
. Dated this 3tst day Of Jan. A, D. l848.
Msscah & HUBER Atsorniss for Plff 382fw
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.SHERIFF,S SALE.

Tanne Lefever, s4,,D q ~
DY virtne order dree,ai from the ronrt OF
- Common Pens OF county OF Putnam md State OF
Ohio. VIII Offer for saie ~ the door OF the Court house
in said county, Saturday day OF March lsls
between tie ouvs OF ten O'Clock. A, M, nnd four M
THE following described real estate lying In srid county
Putnam, TO wit: ~-~~-- '-- -.------
In Tot number FIVE ( Crawfords sdditien in ihe town
OF Kalidn -
ssjl ~ ROBERT DOUGLASS, Sheriff.
SHEptFF's OyvrrH,
Rsilda, FeNrnary lt Ie4a. er.t- afra u 26iew
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NOTICE

rs hereby given that there will be a petition
Il presented. to the Commissioners of Putnam
county. at their next session, praying for an nl
teration on the Mt Blanchard State road: viz |:
Beginning ON said State road. near David Luga-
bee, where tho Linn State rond crosses IT, III nee
south on the Lima State road to the township line,
thence west on the townships line until il inter.
se"ts the said rond again.
February |. l848. 36i
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1848-02-22

HERoIsM. M.<-Mankind are not acquainted
with their own nature. We have progressed
in Inventions and have advanced in the sci
ence Of civil government, but are there nul
hearts still Yini.ing in misery and bosom.'
heaying with dislr IS. Go 10 the bedside oi
the poor invalid and learn a lesson Of .iru,
heroism. Yes, 'lis there that the sonl ofmai,
can drink in some feelings Of that fate wiici,
,waiIs us all. The excitement Of battle ma,
lead men to brave death fcicefully, IN.
illoughieully, but what hcroism that is which
calmly look death in the face and smile al
The grim monster rs inch by inch he steals
through the avenues The system and breaks
To pieces the "wIeel Of the cisIern" This
is heroisln. But there is noblcr heroism
si1l. The man VINO can dare death in the
lazdar house nf distase in ministering to th
woes and sntf rings Of others, is a true hero
--one Of Gdd's heroes. The man who can
i o O bo aloie in cause he thinks ighi
thcugh aIl the world were against hun, is a
true hero. The man who can die for the
ruth amid the jeers aud SCOTS ola mul,i'ud'
$ a true hero. The mau WHO leaves MS ma
,ive land for an uncertain home in ali;nher'
or To leach uhcrs more pure philosophy
md religion with nothing but prosecution as
MS earthly portion, IS a heio; and the man
land how many these are among us) who
amid poverty and lowliness of lot srIggl's
day after day for his wife and l,Itle ones with
Dut scarce a hope, or a thought beyond the
arrow houuds of his noye,ty stricken hmm,
s ais" a hero and lrue hero. They who
rave braved The frowns of fortune or The Bit
er iron persecution Of opinion, because Of
physical infrmiiy, or what is more heart rem.
ling, the soul-eaiing canker OF neglect, ale
ruly heroes more so, indeed, than those
vino have lived and died upon The breath of
popular applause. Ruther.
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ADMIvlS7R4 TOES NOTICE.

Office is hereby given that the undersgn-
= ed were at the November term. I847. ofthe
Court OF Common Pleas of Putnam County, Ohio,
appointed Administrators of the estate of Samu-
el Bussorl, late of said county, deceased.
WILLIAM SCOTT,
RACHAEL BUSsART
January 20. l848. n 360cw
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moi inf rned: they brought in his horse,
sadie, aud btideI, snd Cloak, md other triiik-
cts belonpiug 70 the Rev. Father w. VI
We baye received the Intelligence Of the
attack on Col. Miles train, aud sorry TO learn
that the fine company ef mounted rifles has
been cnt up. We suppose il TO be Captain
Ruff, as we do not klinw Of any company d
mounted iihes down there except his The
gallanlryof Cap,nin Ruff and his company in
several Of The most important battles in this
county, has been scverly tested, and always
highly distinguished themselves: II the
Mexicans did, as we are informed, "cut him
up" you may rest assured they had dear
bargain oft. No men in The service use al
their arms better han this company.
Yesterday the police guard discoved abou,
wagon load Of muskels concealed in con,
vent,in this ci,y.a ag Sc ,.yx88 efi nfra
M Mr.. Trist does not go home with the train
going down lo.moroW.is9 ifir ai;i ajtl
The gallan, Capt. Walker of 9Th infantry
so severely wounded at FL MoIino del Rey,
will be sent down. lie goes in litter sill
being TO weak to travel otherwise. Jsia iJ,.
--...--- -..s.- --- MIISTANE
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RlLEY's PATENT OINTMENT, NJ,
i'NhG82 n FOR THE . ss.ry.,, sF,
1-ll ID lIa lIaL Z G. l-a /. q

. Ihave received very many certificates and
testimonials as 10 the efficacy ofmy ointment.
only few of which can be inserted idr wan,
ofspace. Il will frs, give a statemen, Of ito
discovery. and cure of
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, III, a. ~ lssep NJ wssAnIpE'sn uaiasn.
VHnfSEWs FRo ON MEXICO, q

fesched New Orleaps ifota aexico and The
Gisds slnee i oas last pso,llcsslon, op' %
pppeyR have cone 1io' 'hand, ana wsnow iay
before orf, readers q more ample dc'a,'s ?, 2,
ne paT'lcuIers brought " the Edith snd ana
re Maria busi, The news vii bs 'ounu oi
much impertance, a,
an N yron the n, .. fissypp., Jan. 80.
g. LATE AND IMPORTANT FROM
-iissi u W ys5 MEXICO. N 3. ssx,i..g.e
- gs,.
TWO wEHKsLATEh FaonTHE CITY 2, MEXICO
.AEprENpAYs LATER FROM ouERErARo.
Sofstv sfCol. -Wiissrs command Rumors
~ ofoeacs 30 Capfxre of Generals Yplencia
and TorGion, and other, MEXICAN officers
q Asismpt az iasurrection in Ae city Of
Merico- -SkTmish befpsen tie RINGERS
and guerjiias--Supposed death Of Padre
: Jaraytd-. Penay Pena again Presidents SC
IA The u. s.. steamship Edith, Cnpi. Gull
,iaod, arrived last evening from Vera Cruz
which place she left on the. ooh inst. By
her We have received our letters and from
the city of Mexico 10 the l3lh Instant and
from Vera Cruz 10 The dale oftlic sailing
'rhe most important feature of ihe iielle-
teence BY this auival re elates to the rumors Of
peace and an attempted insnrreclion in the
city Of Mexico. e.s ~ ~ y
COL Withers' command about which ont
Inst adyices efi somo ,srixleiy on. lie public
mind, arrived safely at Real del Monte,
A detachment, under Col Wynkoop, cap.
.sured Zen. Valencia. and, his a;d, Col. Arris-
q. al 4 be hacienda, of.the former, Tepiiaco,
on the lst inst. Col Wynkoop was in pnr-
.suitof Jarauta and Rea III the lime. These
escaped, him few hours only. Gen. vaien
cis and Col. Arrista were released on parole
Coils. Toreion, Minion, and Gannd were
shortly afterwards captured nj Amazuca, neal
iPuehla. by Domin puez, captain of the Mex
can spy company in The service Of The I'M.
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VyaE EIGHTH WONDER of THE WORLD.

NNHE EIGHTH WONDER of THE WORLD.
Il Many who ave witnessed the extraor.
dnary cures effected by the genuine Wistar'.
Balsan, Of Wiid Cherry. seem disposed to regard
it as the Eighth Wonder of the World!
"Why,'' say they. .'the Wild Cherry Bark and
Iceland Moss (the two chief ingredients Of th
wonderful! -compouud) have been prescribed
from time immemorial, by the best ply sicians--
but never, before. have cures so extraordinary
been periormed.''
The reason is obvious.-The proprietors #
Wisiar's Balsam of Wild Cherry, do not claim,
or their highly eetbraed article any tar-fe,ched.
mysterious, miraculous power. They have open
ly acknowledged the simple nature of its ingre.
dients, and only claim for their great and invalu.
pble discovery the exclusive secre, Of
THAT JUDlCIOuS COMBINATION
Ofingredienss which 70 to make up this richest OF
curative compounds.
z The most skillful and scientific physicians now
prescribe ~ medicine in their practice; while
neglected Doctors, Of little practice and less
mind, although they do all their churlsh spirits
do to injure the sale Of this the peoples ia
yorite medcne--thcy are at the same time com
PEELED to acknowledge its innocent qualities.
We know the medicine is harmless and all the
world is wItness that the medicine cures! Whal
more is wanted! . ID
Price ST. per bottle, or six bottles for SIS.
For sale in Cincinnati by '.' ss.aa
SANFORD g. PARK,
Corner Fourth and Wanu. streets
Entrance on Walnut street,
36Idw "o y General Agents for the West.
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LANDS FOR SALE Nv GREENS.
, a5m BURG. TOWNSHIP.

~ - H"|S = y " IekJIIIIs I-T--
YNHE subscriberis is desiious of dsposing Of tho
IL south half of section twenty-five township
one north Of Range six east. ir Putnam County.
being 32O acres. The land is capable of making
one OF the best farms in the county, and will b.
sold low. For particulars of the terms of sale an
ply at this office orto ALBERT STUMP.
'e4..a Iarleton, Pickaway Covr.y, Ohio.
aug 10. toaf. 338fm
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1848-02-22

Great Specific for Coughs,
Asthma, Consumptiop, and all 9th
or Diseases Of the Lungs. siarl ,qua
Used by,he Inhabitants Of China for more
than 1000 Years and nor first introduced
Z into the United States! l1l, E gl h.dIs;
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THERE is YET HOPE!

TIE experience of dozens sa, TO you-Tasrsi' MORE
THAN HOPE. N3s- lf d. TIfr gs7se
Try The GINSING. The price at which
we pnii,. places Ii within the reach Of nll.
DAYS. & WINER. coIrmbus, Gsrsrai Sssats Jor
Ohio, 10 whom all orders 81 ould te addressed.
Sold bv RI. g. LEE, Kalida. To-
Dec. 20. l847. 356
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Send fresh snpplyt Is fast driving ont tie old reme'
dirs-the low price IT which you pui it, ts&ga &
ONL Y FIFTY CENTS PER BOTTLE!
10 n consideration Of these hard times" ll4a,- rf .
Tie action of TIE GINSENG PANAcEA differs from that Of
any OTTER preparation offered for tie same clcss Of
dsepses irstssd of qurtins the Bronrhal irritation ny
their sopofr properties md tins rendering ts lungs In
sensible TO the irritation OF the dsense which Is lut Inst
ening the Patient to the Tomhi IL -iA III. ~ bal
4is Remores The Irritation, a..
by specific action the lungs md restores the sufferer
Hare you Cough? +.
Rccolect cough is hut tie sienal OF approaching Con
sumpton Reject In such rsse the Opium mixtures. offer
ed ns specifics, as YOU pouid Poison! q u i.' "Ht
Ask yom Physicidn-He miu tell you SO.
Are yoi dragging out living death with that worst Of
mnladies, - ..f..
$50. st p,BRONCHlEIs?
~ Avoid thy Opium Nos'rums!! (.
ease edrst be doisns ho been earsd
CURED-by this preparationl
Even though Consumption be preying on your vitals
with its serpent teeth, ~
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SIIERIFF,S SALE.

Moses Lee. Admr. Dc bspis)
nsn. ofthe Estate OF Noble
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1848-05-19

promptly informed. Immediately suspend
ed the Deputy Of that District: and appointed
ID. G.. P. Cady, a Special Deputy, with in
etructions TO proceed Immediately to District
No. 65-vfsit the several Divisions in that
Dis,riet~make such inquiry as might be tho't
necessafy-give all proper instructions and
report TO me; all of which, am happy TO say,
have been promptly and faithfully perform
ed" &c.
Now, friends. make your own m
You who prefer this method of promoting
Temperance and negrophobia, at one and
the same time, will do so; we prefer a more
open, manly, republican and christian course.
For all The drunkards the Sons can save, in
their exclusiveness, we shall thank them
For their promotion Of the spirit and action
by which the Blacks of the country are rob-
bed Of their right, we shall, on all proper oc-
%casions, denounce them.