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Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1849-06-15

AVE YOU a COUGH = DO NOT NEG
i lectlt. Thousands have met prema' ure
death for the want Of attention to common cold
Rev Df Bartholomew Expectorant Pink Syrup
wlllmost positively give relief and save you from
that most awful disease. Pulmonary Consump-
lion, which usually sweeps into the grave thons
ands OF the Young, the old, the lovely, nd the
gay. For sale by Comstock & CO. N \ and
sawyer ~ 20 Southport. eotlyl9
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1849-06-15


STEAMBOAT SWIFTSURE!
You will find that italley's Magical Pain Fx-
tractor, is a Lille Preserver indeed Fofthe t-u n
OF every void contained in IMPRINTED pamphlets
and newspaper advertisements. | hold myself
strictly responsible tn the public Bnt, also dis
tincty declare, that will not hold myself respon-
sible for the effects of any Extractor, but what
has been procured at nay own Depots, or from
my authorised agents
II you are afflicted with that acgrava,ing dis
ease, called
You can positively be cured by the genuine
Daley Extractor.
Rheumatism, Erysipelas. Swellngs, Salt
ate; Punctures, sc. &c. one and all yield to the
powerful pain extracting, inyigorating and heal-
ing properties. OF the genuine Dalley's Extracts
FELONS CURED.
Ex;ract If letter dated
BELLEMoNT, KY, November 90, 1913.
Mr.. II. DALEY
| received your Pain Extractor few days since,
and have sold some dozen boxes, but the time has
been so short, | have not heard of the effect it
has had in any cases, except case OF a Felon in
my own family, which it relieved and cured in a
very short time.
Yours, JAMES VI. YOUNG.
MOTT, T. TO THE PUBLIC.
II. DALEY is the inventor Of this unrvaled re'n-
edy. and no man Can make gain OF ii but Mr.
Daley. He has and never viii communi-
cate The secret of compromising 1t to any one
Therefore, all ExtractoEs not made and put up by
him are base counterieits. III. DALEY.
Inventor and sole Proprietor Of Dtlley's Mag
zeal Pain Extractor, 4 >, Broadway. New York.
f. ROBINSON.
Agent for the Proprietor, Southport, Wis.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1849-06-15
ADLAE CLARK,
SUSANNAII CLARK,

We the undersigned being personally ac-
quainted with the case of Mr.. Clark's SON. he
heve the above statement substantially correct
Nj Dewey, Louisa Dewey, ]. s. Kelsey, Hen
ry L. Pearce, VIM. Evans, E. Clark. H. 4. Roe e..
Ira Newman, VIM. Newman. Mary J. Rose.
MORE PROOFS
If you want more proofs, read my printed
pamphlets-read the
TERRIBLE EXPLOSION
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1849-06-15

WQRMS IN -ClIILDREN.- Kolurstock' 5
~ Nermitdge IS the most extra ordinary medi
enc ever used. Should there be no ac.ms il
VIII not hurt the most delicate child but Will do
II good l3' Caution-All of the above named ar
Mc!es are sold only genuine by Coms,ock 81
Bro % second ST, S. Louis, under the Monroe
House, aud Comstock & co, 81 ConlanIt ST. n
!, proprie;ors Of the orginal and only genuine
Magical Pam Extractor and IIays Lniment for
the PlLes. and SaM.Nar 3 CO Sa..h-nrt .n.L..Ln
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1849-06-15

Agent for the Proprietor, Southport, Wis
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-07-12

and cnsini in the neighborhood OF the city walls
or gates been set on fire and blown up during the
last lew days, but the interior Of the town now
commences to suffer from the unspairing orders
of The military engineers and this morning the
magnificent Theatre Of Apollo, with the adjacent
houses bordering the TIber, from the bridge OF
St. Angelo to the Arco di Parmo, are to be sac
rificed and demolished, as forming dangerous
point for attacking the fortress Of ST. Angelo IN
The case the enemy should succeed IN ellecting
an entry within the city walls. The villas Of
Quatro Vent and panfli Doria near The Porto
San PancrozIo, have taught the Romans, by sad
experience, hat Tremendous sacrifice OF blood
becomes necessary to drive a hostile force out OF
such suburban srongholds, when once they have
gnined admittance into them The Roman prIs.
oners are sent to Civila Vocchia, aud Embarked
for Corscn.
The Noupeliisie says, in postscript, dated
Civita Vecchid, the 18th, that GaHbaldi had
made sortie at the head Of 400 men, who had
been ann,hilatcd (dnedntiS; j that HE Preach
fight with uncqualIed ya!or,'and that breach
had been opened
Another account says that only COO OF the
llC0 who sailed had been killed, and journal
adds that movement had taken piure III
Rome itself against GarbaIdi, aud that several
persons fyin! from the city had taken refuge IN
the French camp.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-07-12
Gatrst Neus.

a. The Montreal Herald of Friday cuntains
u long article on the annexation of Cduada, with
the expression of its belief "th.t Great Britain
will Lot oppose annexatuu."
o. Gov. KIM, of Missouri, has published
letter in the Lexington Journal, in which hn co.
incdes with Senator Benton III his views Of sla
very. In Jefferson county, u meeting called to
second the resolutions of the State Legislature
and the Southern Address, Mr.. )enton's friends
assembled, and being III majority, passed rcso-
lutlons fully sustaining his appeal to The people
upon the subject of the resolutions passed al the
last session OF the Legislature.
Hungary. mentioned few days since
that Mr.. l.. X. Breisach had petlJlJned the u. 5.
Government to recognise the Republic ui Hun
gary, hy the appointment Of diplomatic agent
thereto. Mr.. Brelsach las received an ons~ cr
to his application, and, as ii seems, u satisfactory
one NJ Y Jour. o. Com
Choierd.-At Philadelphia, on the 9th, 80 new
cases, and 20 deaths were reported. At Pitts
burg, same day, new cases and deaths.
Washington, July s-Mrs Madison, lady of
the ExPresldent, died today, at an advanced age.
The public departments are closed on account Of
the funeral obsequcs of President Polk.
.fibany July 9th. --Thure were ten cases and
four deaths by cholera the pas, 4S hours.
the deaths by cholera Tor the week amounting to
~ only.
The accounts of the late battle betW cen the
Yucatecucs aud the Indians are, that the former
were routed with great slaughter. The Indians
were closely brslesing 'i'lhosuco.
.Nontreai, July 9.-Thore were two cases OF
cholera on Sunday, but none today. There is
nothing new Of political news.
Ley Prertntdire Of Ckoiera-A writer in
the ST. Louis ReucHe gives it az his opinion that
fall the inhabitants OF ST Louis would take to
drinking ley, made lto;n wood ashes, there would
not be case OF cholera III the city IN !oIty-eight
hours time. A gentleman called upon Us YES
terday who confirms the above, for he says that
his w,ft, was attacked with the cholera On Sun
day lasund that he administered ley To her, which
cured her in shot tine When the spasins
come on, VINE glass tull should he drank, made
of wood ashes, SIX abespoonsiul 10 aquart howl
full of water, taken cold. The Cxtrenlles should
also lie bIthed III weah hot ley, and ilinnei, sat
urated in warm ley, should DC applied 10 tie ston-
ach. This the gentleman Informed Us, proved
an eifectual remedy.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-07-12

Liver Complaint is always cured by tho at Dt. c. e.
Vaushiu's Vegetable LilhonufuS tho Great Am' rinan
Remedy here is ette fum $500
iillsboEo' o January lst, 1917.
Dr. G. e. Vaughu--Doar sir L deem IL Guty uwe you
and wol al large make the following statement In
August your Travelling Agent left of S"ut Medicine
with to sell. Sutug the goat recommendations, ana
being myself afflicted with liver conpnt tried ono small
bottle relief; Tried SECOND, ana you
will he astonshed learn great its power that was
completely cured, and stout and well as ever
in my hiu. commenced selling the medicine TO my
customers, an it, singular effect Immediately mtnes
cd, successful ia all cusos, ut winch out nrdi
cal stated could not DO outod. ceefluy 'heT my
Testimony favor Of LthUntpc Mixture, aud hereby
that consider IT superior TO all ohei preparations
before the county. Willy you please forward more IN
soon MS possible. ..
Your, &c. e. H. JOHNsDN.
Our columns have the advertisement of this Great Amur
Remedy. Got l'ahlet vi the Agent use names are
found there.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-07-12
New York Wool Market.

NV HUIVi
Tho new clip has come forward freely and the stocks
to accumulate The recent news of the holvy advance
wool the continent Ia notice Of which will be
der the description of trade Foreign Dry Goods has
what checked the decline in Domestic wool although our
quotations, from last week. represent the
Market. We afraid tut manufacturers will have bc
with the deductions already made, have but
little expectation OF much further decline Wool
Growers generally feel Inclined to sell their vol market
rates. but holders III our state and farther east will
already refusing e part with them except at advance
from present rates we ind That large shipments on the
market but Tor the advance abroad From the l7 th-
Dad OF June forwarding houses Cleveland shipped Gas
bales averaging eO pounds each und making total OF no
lbs. one gentleman residing Springfield ILL., has sent
forward III ePoted niue tons Vi W COL the product Of his
clipping tile present season.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-07-12

CONDITIONS.
!. tHch bid must he for separate number under tho
Schedule Deposited 10 tie credit of the
Solicitor OF The Treasury specifying on account Of what par
un,cd state. Treasury Washington, District Coluubia
with Assistant Treasurer, Depnsitary Of tho u
.. Each bid must be accompanied with guaranty in tho
form given below; which certified hy Collector
naval officer murshnl United States district itorney, or
postmaster that the guattor good aui the party making
3. On receiving certificate Of i, po.tc signed by Of
the deposito above mentioned quit claim deed convey
all the right title, interest and claim Of the United states
the properly described in tho bid, and paid for will lie
ted and acknowledged y the Solicitor of the Treasury tree Of
all charge to the lucase Such conveyance will he
free OF expense, any pos office in the United sntc
4. No bid will be accepted unless shall be satisfactory
the Solicitor, whether there shall b" bids Tor he
Before bidding all persons requested make them
selves acquainted with the situation, value aud title OF the
property they intend to bid for, SO as to rely upon their own
judgment in bidding.
G, Amer the last day foi receiving hom, the bids will be
opened in tho presence OF such officers Of the Department as
shall be able 10 attend and vii be examined aud pissed upon
Notice viii be given promptly 10 each whose bid is
Ee mime Of the bidder should IN ~ cases. be written
name fho post Office to which communications or hin
10 be sent
Bids seucd marked outside in these
words: SEALED BiDs roR U. :. PnorERtr' and address
ed to the Solicitor of the Treasury, Washington b. c."
g. Form ofbid, guaranty, and certificate
], - residing at -, 10 the county Of -, in the
State Of hereby Offer to tho United SrIes the OF
dollars in cash for tho right, title interest ard claim
in the property described in tho printed advertisement the
Solicitor of the Treasury, dated June 3Oth, 1919, upon the
conside Of the premises agree my bid therefor
shn hc accepted by said Solicitor to deposit that
lawful money, in Of the repositories mentioned in said
advertisements within sixty days AFTER my bid hu DO accept
cd and notice there of to by mail
lower bidder who will pay ior the and ngrc TO all
loss in consequence Of my failure 10 perform ny bid
Dated -, lSiA.
For value received guaranty to the United states the por-
Omance Of the nhOve undertaking by the ssne thereof in
his bid be accepted.
Dated -, -, 1912
certify that the above guuanor is responsible for the
mentioned in the above bid.
10. Bids performed tho part Of the bidder according
the specified in the nuoyc conditions, may, the
option Of the Solicitor, be declared null and void he may,
hc shall chose do resell the properly require such
bidder pay the difference between the actually realized
therefor and the price offered in his bid
H. In all Cases whore fraud shall have been practiced
ganst the United States the Solicitor may, before executing
the conveyance declare the bad invalid mud effect.
RANSOM II. GILLET,
Solicitor OF the Treasury.
lima
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-07-12
Dratbs.

In Bciln, May 29lh, Widow Polly Gourley, aged a
At Morrisown June 9th, Mr. Ebenezes Cole, III the eith
yoar Of his ago.
a Revolutionary PensioRer (YHf. Died, In Berlin, the
4h Instant Mr. James Baman, uged 81 years months and
~ sodeI of the Revolutions and 70 yeas soldier Of
mo Noss M Braman Of thu pioneers in the settle
ment OF the town OF Berlin having resided there SO years.
W Papers IN Wisconsin and Canada East requested 10
copy.
10 Gates, NJ Y. on tho lat instant very suddenly, John D..
smalley eldest Of Derrick Auea smnoy aged 10
years and 4 months.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-07-12
4flarriaees.

IN this village on the 2slh u by Lyman Briggs, Esq. Mr.
Carlos Wheeock and Miss Esther Ann Gunsey, both of
Calais.
Al the Meeting House in Eas, Brook6eld, Sunday, April
o. by Rev. IT, r. Harris, Mr. uTbanc L. BAby and Miss Mary
Ann N. Hoyoy, all OF Brookiod.
May 10Th, by the same, Mr. Albn Rich OF Moretown and
Miss Susanna Whitney, OF bTookteld.
Also, June l6 by the Mr. Sas s. Bakely OF Chelsea
and Miss Mary r. Brewster, Of Bookfeld.
Ia Bethel June 2e, by Rev. NJ. Kngman, Mr.. George Z.
Paine, to Miss Emily J. Smith, both VI Randolph.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-07-12
4tgarkfts.
sirightou Cattle Markcr--Juiy 5.

Reported for the Daily Advertiser.
A. Market $50 Beef Cattle 10 pairs working oxen, %
a1d calves, 100 Sheep.
PRicHs-Beef Cdt,tie--Eyra $3.50 first NJ tty SIS 75
u q % second s. u s IS, third 81 IS, II s 25.
HOrking OEeR-- Sales al SIS SO. $50 und 500.
Goes Cdires- Sales NJ Ss2 $40, S3j S37 and $40.
Sheep-salos III s., 81 Is, s1,75 and 50, 80.
Snine-Dult. Ohio ungs 8 &c Tor ruws, 4 for Bar
rows; old Hogs &c small Pigs Al retail iron 5
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-07-12

" H. All o lot numbcf sl Of the first division IN Hurting
ton, except piece IN the southwest corner thereof
one CHINA and twe,vc links north aud south, nnd
chain aud five links md west.
49, o6-lO acres of land 10 five lot number in Put-
linston, with brick house formerly occu led b. John
Stodlrtd
a. 81 OF the north part of 1913 lot number 10
in Burlington
l5 The whole of the 1903 LOT number III in Burlng
ton excepting that part formerly decided by Enathan
Keyes to FtInsworth.
l6 All TINT part Of the 1903 lot number 70 and Of
the 81 acre lot nunbrt 10 In Burlington which lies
southerly Of the Wiuooski turnpike foad, aud NJ
the west line Of lots ITO aud II continued nOrlhwar
ly until it utersects said turnpike.
Numbers z TO IS inclusive set of 10 tho Uui.
ted states execution against L. Caldwell, J. stod
dad Amd 4 kuArs. Dec. =. Iels.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-07-12
& STATE JOURNAL, JULY 70, ls4o
orr,or or rnr sot,cr1ou or rur TREASURY, !

OFFICE or rHE SoLtctroH or THE IfEAuRY,
June 30, 1919.
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this Office
- I'll the LIST day Of September next, at IL O'Clock at
Tor tho purchase Of the interest Of tho United States law
and 10 equity In tho property lying in the State Of Vermont
hereinafter desc bod, upon Tho terms and conditions men
toned below, to wit;
No / Lot number 90, % ocres 9Th Division, Burlington.
" 9. " 80, 100 " Sd "
g. All that part Of lot number % lying west of
the road running southey from College Green In
Burlington.
T. Tho sol III half Of acre lot No. 90 In Burlington.
o. Seven of tho south pait Of lot number ~ in
Huntingdon divided by line parallel with the
Sout h line Of the lot.
The lands described in numbers to five, inclu
sve, were formerly owned by Thaddeus futile, and
were set on to the United statos on several esecu-
tons, In 1917
No. 6. rart Of lot number 1871 In Burlington, bounded
follows; beginning at the southwest corner Of said
lot, aud running noithwatdiy on the line OF lot 1872
seventy four feet, thence east forty six feet, thence
sOuthery to the line Of the lot thence orty-sr feet
TO the place Of beginning
T. Another part Of lot number lel aforesaid lying
feet Fast of the parcel last above described mud par
allcl with the east iuo thereof seventy -four feet
being srveny-iour foet long aud sixteen feet three
inches wide
Numbers and set Oft to the Unitod States
on executions against Elnathan keyes, September
II, 1917.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-07-12

No. H. The north half II lot number 81 IN Shcllun.
10. aud 20 the northwest Of lot
Dor CO in ShcllOu being the land which decided
bySmcon Weed to Luke Dewng on the 18Th Of April
1873.
Numbers IL aud Is set uff on execution against
Luke Dcwing and Asa llulkeley in ftyof of David
Robinson for the uso OF the United States, September
1910.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-07-12

No. 10 Lot number $50 continuing 100 in Georgia.
90. Tho easi half Of lot ISL IN CcoIgin.
81. All that part u tho 100 lot No. 25 in Bu nsor
which lies between the river and the road contain
log SO nctcs.
Numbers 10, 20 and ,, -et off Ito the United
States on executions against j. Mcdonnell und L
Reyes, in islg
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-07-12

No. d. "a Of tho northeast part Of John Morion's home
farm IN Salisbury. This tract off 10 the L. :.
July "a, le2!, execution against NJ. Sheldon, J.
Morton and j. :. lutfabee.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-07-12
Vermont Central Railroad /!
go @ 80
BOSTON g. MONTPELIER,


ON AND AFTER JUNE 81, lsdo,
THE PASSENGER CARS will leave Boston ior Mon,pe-
Ter ut 712 A. NJ. and l2 NJ. Lowell, Nashua,
Manchester, Concord Lebanon White River Junction and
Mortified, also ut l2 and ii l-2 A. NJ Fitch.
burg, Koone, Bellows Falls, Caremoni, Windsor, White
River Junction ind Nohhed, arriving ut Montpelier the
sumo day 1T and 0 l.2 o'clock +. M.
Lcuvo Montpelier Tor Boston by both tho above routes at
l-9 A. NJ. aud O'Clock 80 minutes =. Nj.
The 2 morning train from Mont arrives al Boston
nj p
Concord Nashua and Lowell Railroads, will remain Con
cord night, and Sullivan, Cheshire, VT Mass.
aud Felbuig railroads ut heeno nightatsing In
Boston at y the next morning
For Ncw-YOr7< City.
The I 2 morning fion Montpelier intorscols by
wich Cunn) New York CITY, Passengers ly this
will urvu AT Now.Y York the next mouIcg-2 10 ,un
from Montpelier.
Boston to Burlington in One Day.
stages run in connection the Central road for all
uf Ccnta Northern and Western vermont, Northern
York aud CauHdas. Ou the arrival Of tho ir truiu
from Boston, stages will leave Mont pcer aud feuch Bur.
ngton and passengers by the second tram
from BouOn will GO Burlington the next morning
The from burlington will 10 connect with
both ttans from Montpelier ~ boston,
BETWEEN NoRTHFIELD& MONTPELIER,
UntII further notice, daily will bs io
lows:
Leave Norlh6eld ior Montpelier at 80 and 1850 \. NJ
81 and ESQ r. VI.
Leave Montpelier for Nor,h6vid at 80 \. Al, l5O G.
and 9.35 L. M.
Dy-Fiegh' Trans daily between Montpelier und Bos
tom
JAMES MOORE, Superintendent.
-t
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-07-12
CAUTION.

n. ,n,e thu, YOU obtain MRS. klDDER'S CHOLERA
MORBIJs DYsENTERY and DIARRlOEA CORDIAL,
and op viii get only aud original article, which
hos held in the highest estimation by The public
thuUug hOut the whole country.
Il pat up ia bo ties hndns nearly quart Intended for
{ .lIill uan. nndr IA nneL nllnI Il
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-07-12
SCOTT a. FIELD

Il EEP baud and will supply short notice all kinds
IN OF SASH and GLASS and WINDOW BLINDS, OF the
be auat and at low prices cash Also, the best
sortenl House Finshns Hardware to be found IN iowa
June a. 70
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-07-12

When tie above letters called for, please say they are
advertised.
V'M, ROGERS p. NJ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-28
WHOLE NO. $500.

O.. -. -. 80 ,. 80. .. c,-.-
~ ---~sv e.. 54str .zs-.gass; e'fr-- 'as-se-
- - 80 1880 %. -t'' ,ss'-'' a. u - =.
p, ~ ua--' sa,H - 'i'.r 40 -
n'-' 'iea - A-s D. 80 ,osf pe~sr So. . '.,s'.'cy
". e. : s.' %, a., % e.',t - . lee, 80. ..
'-'--n ~ Curses - yosr,- 4 "a ecs.sg ,u7n1
P--.s ., = =, "a -. --,y -orr,c - seer
''sr-,'-9e. = 4 = ~, - 'p =, Nj ---P-sselv A.
safe delivery Nss inc.osed % friend In Boston who
under cste % thu 9s o Oct writes ne thst. xs. .pt
1nejis'''y . the b0ie Of Father Mathew 10 & the
prsseri lIrs 70 answer bad ben rceived Frern
private communicated from south CsrC ius Ar mar.
graph In oue 81 TIE newspapers IN tnis state Infer
tast Bic vsit south viii rot probably b. much onssr
delayed. will only AID, thai Should anything IT ms
r-e T. chsn- hs sspSc; Of this s1sr and - present
ms unSus-eG set ct tbs distinguished phi snthrop.s
IN more favorable iight than q NOW sppears sha
rs'isr u que 70 jssccs "a make u pubic AID Il VII
Aa0ri ma ludsis.y mors pleasure 70 perform tbs
dgy than th- present psaiul tsss vhee nsrertaeess
se>ns ~ D. imDerstYely demanded - the necessities
Il the case.
Ucdar tkese circumstance. with = clear oompreher
SION, trust Of the responsibility thus incurred and
with the profound regrs. a. the miscsrfsse on
our hopes herewith. o. long 80 have tire power Al
-ss' sud with the heSr,y concurrence and approval OF
Ice Executive Committee OF tue Convention, withcrs"
tee invitation 50 cordially and sincerely ofsred.-
viewing causa o. "a the chief hope ~ man.
must not permit Il 90 be wounded in the house ~
its ir'enSs We will welcome ore, Knowingly.
suong who fcsternixss himself Or encourages 9th
- 30 SO, With fscti which would recklsssy shi
ihe aOn !nto fragments which would rs's iis nm
hsllowcd bands red crimson 10 human btoOr-
wnlch, IN word seems b combine IN msss al The
worst elements Of thought seton and feeling peculiar
20 orr troublcus Tires
Ana lot not the friends Of our noble enierprte -
discouraged n will triumph sloriouily. u - the
rsuaa 81 suffering and helpless women and children
IL Il ire c-u.s Of the hard working mechanic. who bur
for the habit Of intem p@rsnce might educate lila chill
iren ~ thu hrst stations IN our happy country
IL the Of the poor of his world the ts-d and
ralment of many of whom are dependent upon Ira suc
Il ls the Ct the church which Tor was
0r'evst sad sictad with drunken ministers and mem
hers II tho Cause OF the Republic Our liberty was
achieved By sober soldery SelfGOvernment can De
lnsia;Sinsd and perpetusted only BY sober people
And my word for IL. such cause rests not on sand
4 :. Aui upon rock lsrsel passed over Jordan, and.
triumphiug over all her enemies took possession of
9 suasn without Moses Temperarcs shall stand and
0s established 10 the Earth though shs may for
while to be without helper friend Her lights msy
dissppesr-her leaders may prove rescherous or be
remove6-her enemies may rejoice. and announce BY
their mad shouts that the Reform Ia desd-but God 10
n ihi, work snd Temperance vii yet become cosx,en-
Give with the world. Respectfully,
sIssy =. Hst isp JOs HENRf LUMPkis