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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-04-07
LoudouR County Agricultural Ilsti-
tute and Chemical Academy.
ALDIE, LorDouS Co, Va
lJanua9y 26lh. 1859

Ma. GGtLlHgR-Dsar Sir The enteiprising
farmers aud friends vi Improvement in Virginia
will, doubtless be gratifrd that have asSociated
with me Air James Eli Gulidk and Mr. Harman.
Bitter two practical and successful agricullursis
for The purpose Of establishing an Agricultural In
stiiute and Chemical Academy in this County
The texpet imenta Farm vii contain 800 Acres
which will be cultivated according 10 the true prin-
ciple Of science and in which many interesting and
important experiments will lie made. And efforts
viii be made 10 obtain seeds from every part oil the
United States and from Foreign Countries. In
addition 10 two eommodioas dwellings already on
<fhe estate building has been designed $50 by
80 fset. One half Of which will be erected The
present year. The Lat orat3ry will be furnished
with an extensive collection OF the largest The
handsomest and best apparatus il the United
States The museum wilN contain Geological
specimens, Minerals, Fossils; Shell and also Mod
els Draushts and Catalogues OF Agricultural Ma
Chimes, Implements and Tools. And for The conve-
nienee OF making and repairing apparatus work
Shop will be fitted up with Turning Lathe, Slide
Resi- and alknecessaTy tools for working id wood,
iron and brass. Full courses of LecturesIwil be
delivered, which will be illustrated with several
thousand useful and Interesting experiments.
The instruction will be thorough and practical,
embracing, Mathematics, Mechanics. CHEMISTRY
and other branches Of Science and Arr in lheiT ap-
Plication II Farming and FSrm purposes.
Particular attention will be paid TO Agricultural
Acknowledgements ofPafe Chemicals an
--AnalysE OF Soils-Consifuelio of Farm Build
ings-Estimaies of Lumbef--Plantihg. Bidding.
Grating, Pruning and cultivation OF Fruit Trees
Aud in,fne every thing important to the pracii.
cal farmei and men Of business.
To corspeie the designs Hof this Institution will
require al outlay OF 40io so thousand dollars and
If II receises thai patronage which is hopeafur and
expected mo expense V I'LL pc spared 10 make j, The
Decentralization OF the kindiin the World. II now
The advoafes Of improvement are really Id earnest
they wiEtake ibis enterprise by The hand and help
il along, By giving good Isl oil students at the
coromen.ement. tits hoped that every county in
the STATE will send a; least one student tie frs scs
sion And that the different Agricultural Societies
will ASCERTAIN how many studeuts can be sent from
their respective districts and forward list OF The
same BY the Isl day Of Dedember next.
The institute will beIopened for the reception OF
Students on the LIST OF March, 1854 Terms, inclu-
ding all expenses except Books and Stationery 5000
per session Of ten months.
Circulars NAV be had by addressing the princi-
pal al Aldie P o.. Loudodn County, Va
BENZ H BENTON, Principa,
Of hsLopd0rn County, grici,lturai Iastitnte 1
Februaiy g. 1853. dad Chemical AcGdcny.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-04-07

n Pleasant Nxtufe tornpoanded n agreement viii
the rules " pharmarys 81 therapeutic agents, long
Known and celebrated for their rcSh.sf efficacy ID
Curing DlARRHGA, 4 similar Affections 81 the sysI
TEN II IL notion. ii allaps hansfu and produces
healthy eoAdtioh OF the LIVER, thus removing The
cause Al the same time thai II cures the disease
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-04-07
GROCERFES.
I have ! larze stoek Of Grocefies an 3

= have large STOCK Of GroceEles al OF WHICH
are OF ihe best qualify.
A large lot Of Ladies and Children Shoes Silk
and Leghorn Hats, Kossuih and Wool do; Caps
.oi every description; all Of which will positively
be sold al COST for CASH, as am determined 10
close up nv business.
Those who desire inlget good bargains are res
recifuly invited 10 call soon and JUICE for them
selves. JOHN G. Wilson's 4
Harpefs-Ferr Aug 10, 1859.
N b. Those who know themselves to be in
debtedIo me are respectfully requesieito call and
settle tteir accounts. J. CT w.
At,sf,sf 70 1854 -
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-04-07

eonh'enlly RECOMMENDED 70 Invalids, a ~
= ssyYsust By anv known preparation. ior ne
cure 81 ee.ssf HpnNness and oihef forms ~ cornSn
go broaclltis Asfkna. Group, CpnsulFton y IN
s.g Sisgs, and foF The ycf Of the Patient even y
Nesaneec Stages ofthsf Fatal Disease.
II combines in scientific manner, femedles OF lons
eslesmeo value with others Of recent discovery
.nd besides iis seofhng and % quail acts through
We SIN geniiy and With great ee4cy, fer The cure
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-04-07
ntITI1oRE AGENCY.

Mr.. WfLssAM THoMsos, No. Carroll Hal,
nsltitnore. MARYLAND, Il anlaashorized Agent 10
he civ or Baltimore 10 receive Subscriptions Adj
tefifSsments &C., Tor the Free Press and cory
Of ths paper, terms, &C.. can be found on Gle Al ha
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-04-07
WANTED!
100, 900 Bushels of Wheat e!

TINE subscribers, having opened Warehouse
i in Shepherdsiowl, In connection with the
POTO1fAC MILLS are prepared and wish to
purchase the above quantity Of
Wheat, Corn, &C.,
for which they will paw tHe highest price, in cash.
the markets will afford.
They are prepared 70 freight 10 the District and
Alexandria, all kinds Of Produce, &C.. thaiImay he
offered, on the best terHss.A We are now receiving
and win keep on hand fol- the accommodation Of
those dealing with u.s. aElarge stock OF Plaster,
Salt, &c.
Mr. John Replihger will be found at the Ware
house TO give the business prompt attention.
F. &iJ. w. REYNOLDS.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-04-07
Water T,nsycr 10 dlisposc Or,
Ault's English Garden Seeds.

AT USTs reeeiysd, fresh supply Of ENGLISH
~ GARDEN SEEDS ihatfaye proved SO high
iy satisfactory 70 our eusiomers-paIr Of which are
D. fagluks
ASPARA COS Giant 49,
BEAMS Early China Dwarf q Soaps, sis
and small Limas sIE
H BETS, EaTly2llo5d Turnip, early Yellow,
larg ling Blood half long do4 Mangel Wm,zel.
il Cannon, Early Ynrk early lalge York,
fBNiiVck Heart large fiat Dutch, Poor Mans PfoifI
AGreea EnFied Savoy Yellow Dfumhead Savoy II
i, CARROT, Long Orange, Early Horn, White
4 CELERY, White Solid white and i, d Giant.
IL CUGUHBER, Ea.i Green, Long Green, halt
N long Green SmAfl Ghefkih.
EGG PLANE
EARLY CORN (varie,y)
LETTUCE Early lee, large Whitehead and
Loaf
MELON Na.meg and yellow canielope, Wa
ter aila Ciirnn4
ONION Whiss Portugal SILVER SIKH, Spanish.
Fellow and7Red,
PARSLEY, Triple CufIcd
PAPSNfIs, Hollow Crown.
FPEPPEtR, Long Cayenne, Bell Or Bull Nose,
and SMeet Mountain.
PEAS Early Charlton Dwarf. Frame, Poor
Mans Profit lalf Magnunibonum, tall,i Sugar
Edihla Pods.
I"StNa PUMPKINS.
tRADLSHES, aAyarieiy. -
tRMUBARB. for pies
TSdLSAFYlbI Oyster Plant.
Squash Early Blsh, 4 Sammer Crookneck.
fT'LlAfA 70 Large Smooth
fILFRNIEo Early Fla Dutch, Rcd Top Norfolk,
Whit Plat Nctfoik and Ruia Baga.
Together with variety Of Flower and Sweet
Herb Saeds for sale al The Mafkrr House by
Feb q 1859 r. RAWLINS e. SON.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-04-07

VIE otIetF OF IhIs tult . p fecUVtf .yplHnent
j. for The amount oftwo Judgments rthdered Ia
the Superior Court Of Baltimore city ID The State
Of Maryland recovered BY the plaintiff against the
defendant for debt interest charge Of protest and
costs OF suit and 10 attack the effects of ihe defen-
dani 10 this STATE bnt particularly piece pI par
eel ofland situated on The bank OF nc Potomac, in
The county Of Jefferson called The u sr Bank' and
subject the same % the satisfaction ofihe Judgment
Of The said Circuit Court
Happening by affidavit fled IN this suithai the
defendants net aresident ofthis State; heishefeBy
required TO appear here within one month afleFdue
publicatio or ibis order and DO whaI Is beressary
10 protect her Interest ia this matter Il fsfufiher
ordered that copy hereof be Published once week
for four successive weeks 10 The Virginia Free
Press and posted a. the front door Of the Court
House u this county on the frs, daJ Of The next
County Couri. Aeopy-Teste. is Ei =
March 10 80 II r RROWN Clerk
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-04-07

ptTMER the Hmericaa ScwEPsper
W :. 49, -,-SIovs "a Iesrf f5r this pspef II the
ese... 49, = =. Ee,- Yerk "a PHILADELPHIA, md u
49,. = a t.le sigertisernsnts nnd Subscriptions
-. - -,s,rrd ~ "a Tfs receipts viii b.
= - :. .-..ess- nj O6sers are-BOSTOS. seol-
E~se paadine; NEW YORK Trihnre bsilaings
PHILADELPHIA, n. w. corner Third AID Chessnz;
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-04-07
Cash for Negroes.

L AN DESTROYS 10 purchase large humber
i NEGROES Tor the Southern markets. ne
wenen. boys girls and families fol
which will give The highest cash pricesll OIL
Persons having slaves 10 sell will ~ :
please inform me personally pf byiettcr TX
at Ninehe<fer. which will receive isfornnV y -
attention; o. B. n 4 W L. Campbell lfrN
No. 90. West Prsfistreei. BALTIMORE. '-' :
ELIJAH MCDOWELL.
Aec1tfer b. ~ e W. &. C1rr5.1
Winchester, September A 1851. 4
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-04-07

"a ny number Of Bushels Of prime WHEAT
A both red and white and for which The highest
market Price Hill b paid. One Of our firm will
q " Chsriesioun every Friday where ne vii
meet Hose Who desire q sell
yan'y la.1653-if BLACKnBRN 3 co.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-04-07
FAIL & WINTER CLOTHING.

FALL & WINTER CLOTHING
TINE undersigned having enlarged their Store
j Room. have now On hand tiieir Clothing
Emporium The most superior stock Of READY
MADE CLOTHING eEer offered 10 HaIpers-
Ferry for The present FALL and WINTER trade,
where purchasers can be accommodated with he
following assortment Of
Ready-aIadf Clothing
Goats, Pants Vests, Shirts, allqnaities; Drawers
Boots Has three qualities; Rough and Ready
Hats Gaps, a resy large supply all OF which will
be sold on reasonable terns and prices that cannot
fail to please Also superior lot Of Silk Cotton,
AID Gingham Pocket anf Neck HandkeEchit IS
Cfaya;s GIo7es, Socks. Suspenders Umbrellas.
Canes Pen knives. Razor Sirops &c. &c
TRUNKS TALIcESf CARPETBAGSs III
- Fhis being the largest stock Of Readp- Made
Gliding ever offered ia Harpers- Ferry, they ask
cali frgm all purchasers desirous of being served
Oh reafooahle terms either Wholesale Or retail
N. B. Persons that cannot be accommodated
with our present stock Of Clothing are informed
thar We are prepared 70 have Clofling made 10 or
der atsh0r notice and guaranteed FIT al the same
low prices.
- We refurn our sincere thanks 70 the citizens
Of Haspers Ferry and vicinity for the verv liberal
patronage We hzsereceiFed, and respectfully solicit
a|continuance Of the same, as we pledge ourselves
there shall be nothing waniing on our part tofendeT
general satisfaction, both ia Goods and PrIcks.
II. WALTER Il BRO.
HaEpers-Ferrv. September go. 1852
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-04-07
virginia. 60 viii:

Virginia, 20 wit:
AT Tnles held in the Clicks Office oithe Circuit
Court OF Jefferson County on the TN March. 1853.
CgPrianA. Morton and Jeps<s S IrIlstsH partners
HHder tas frn 81 Msrtsa 4. Viis1n, Plaintiffs,
against
Wiilian, lfel1nrraR, defendant
in assumpsit.
The object If this suit Is 10 recover jul gmeni for
the amount Of the Plaintiff y claim due lhy negc-
table note On which the shid Wm. MtAurrzn Is
endurser and 10 attach the Effects and }ndsnf The
defendant in This STATE aad subject ihef 10 the sat
is action OF the said Judgment
happening by alhiayit filed 10 this suit that the
defendant IS resident Of this State he is here
nv reqairedls appear here within one month alter
due publication Of this ordef and do what's neees-
saryt 10 project his interests in this matter II is
further ordered that copy hereof Be pn6lishe once
a week for four successive weeks in tie Virginia
Free Press and posted atthe front doorbs The Court
house ofthis County, on The frst Cav " The next
County Court cnpr-Tesfe
March 10, 1853 r. T. BROWN, Clerk.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-04-07

ITO man q sleaay habits VIA ) snail fam
wood and water 8 convenient Pos,cssion rirrn
On The 6rsi day Of November kexi 81 n
os,essf p iess cEo BAcKHoV5z
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-04-07
CORN! CORN

tHE undersigned are prepared iorecrive Coax.
= both at The several Depols in the County and
a. ife Old Furnace. They will state now 4 an
inFariable rule that NTzsd CorH will mol he taken
az any price OF on any terms. u must Be either
White or Yellow They will receive corn now
and win advance cus haT Of It's supposed value
and pay the balance when III reaches market. de-
d1eting only the cost Of transportation from the
prics Al which Il may ssil
BLACKBURN q CO.
Fehrusry3. tsss-,f Is.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-04-07
Vlrrinin, 10 Wiz.

AT roles held "a Ihe Clerk. d aice6f I'LL cirepl,
Cont q jefferson county, On rs ~ day Y March,
Laks Tarman Brie-. Plaintiff.
LaSsna A Brien, Dssspdaut,
M IN DEDT 8IH.r
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-04-07
JEFFERSON MACHINE SHOP
AND
IRON AND BRASS FOUNDRY.

<
on Things done array and all things become
NSu
rstiE subscribers respectfully call the attention
i OF the Farming communiiy TO their very large
assortment 81
Farming implements,
comprising every kino III implement used by the
farmer to facilitate and cheaper his operations TO-
GLIDING ourcelebraied Patent
Premium Thresher and Cleaner,
which received the first premium over lie New
York PHI Machine and several others al TIE MARY.
land State Agricultural Pair las, fall also 1t lie
Washingioa County Fair, Hagerstown, Md, ana
at our Valley Fair, ChAYlestown--which for sim
piicjty, durability and capacity, has no equal In
the world BY recenfimpforemeni We Fan make
The machine clean ali kinds Of grain perfectly clean
TOR market, taking out al cheat. smut and light
wheat if wished, saving altogether the use Of 4
What Fan, thus saving The farmer two-thirds bis
expense o7er the Common thresher. requiring bu,
eight handssandf1fom sixfo eight horses ID ihresh
froat 200 10 400 bushels per day, perfectly clean
Tor HE mill This has never been accomplished 81
any other nSdehiiist bu ourselves. and al scepiiTe
minds can have their doubts removed By irving one
and tf they eannot do what we have Represented We
wiil take fhe machine back without charge.
shop prie o. our Tkresher and Cleaner from
$3.50 10 e37b that Is
ThFesher and Ehafsr. $50
Ditto Improved Cleaner, LIS
Ho.4e-PoUer, 100
Oh Castings boushi "a he highest price, and
''T FEB 10 s- isss' = zIiMMERMAN 4 co.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-04-07

spoons and Forks.
DLATED Fable spoons and FORKS. Albaia Ta-
u BE and Te.spocns Wire strengthened Bril-
i4nni.. Iron and German silver spoons. inst NJ
eeIved By r. RAWLINS q SON.
January - 1854
GL0YERSEED-15 bushels Cloren<ed. for
~ ale b HARRIS 4 RIDN9UR +
e.. u Iss9. - L.I.LA
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-04-07

NOTICE.
TIME undersigned hereby inform the public that
1.-the TAXES for this year are now due. They
win expect Ysvnrt peyn.enk.
John wv. MOORE. SitriE
ROBERT LUCAS, ia, ID. s.
JAS. Wi CAMPBELL, %. S.
Jefferson couniy. Nov rs 1854
UNM07HY SEBD.A-Jrst received ana lor
III saie b HEYEs 4 KEARsLEY.
February n. lass.
GOOK STOVES--AIUays on hand 1 sample
" OF he rery best Cock Stoves now n use. and
Es,Z shsag p, RAWLINs z son.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-04-07

Two Hundred EkcaIns Paper.
OATH Pestiguit edge and plain, Letter Gap.
ID Post Ofice Envelope and Whipping Paper Of
all descriptions Bonnet Boards &c, inst received
and for sale chehpby G r. CCFFROTTf,
April % Opposite the Court House.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-04-07

TObaccOg TObaccOy!
1914 BOXES pssseeo o,,1 various g, and superb
just tecefved and f5r sale very low BY
@ r.. C0FPROTH,
Winchester 4priG22. oppositsihe Court House.
on BOXES half pound lump Tobacco, Just re:
GU ceived and fpr sale low, \ wholesale and res>
tail. g. RIfC0FFROTH.
April p, 1852
GNUFFS-Ge Boxes Scotch snuff, ii Q and 4ez.
y papers; 20} doz GarIeiis Sd quality Do, ia
Bottles Also l.Rappee, MaccaboF and Congress
Snuffsl for sale by G.. r. COFFROTH,
April - Opposite the Court House.
25 500 ssv.. f. sss s ssss. ss "a
Gases, Tobacco Pouci es,. PoriesAonies Blank
Books &c for sale al reduced rricPs.b BY
April %. g. r C0FFRoTH
WATCHEs AND BLACKING--i5O Gross
III Matches wood and paper boxes 10 gross
Backing large and small boxes. for sale by
April y. G. q G0FFR0TH.
0LDs plantation segars, and other popuiaf
April 81 3: s s GR corrRoTH
DIPES-30 Boxes Chalk Pipes: 2oos -
Z Pipes and Reed stems German PipASl8S
sale by g. RsCoFFROTH@
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-04-07
NOTICE..

Cd C1stir g bought a he highesl price, and
taIen in exchange for work.
FEB. 10. 1853. ZIMMERMAN 4 co.
The Port Gibson reveille. (Port Gibson, Miss.) 185?-1857, 1853-02-23

MEcHAnIos.--The Hutsongille Journal,
says. If mechanics would take the high
position which the usefulness of their vocation
indicates, taey must remember that intellecs
makes tie man, and that TO be useful aud
command respect in the branch of business
they pursue, they must study cause and effect
1.-The laws of Mechanism. and the LAYS Of
nature. When mechanics thus pursue thier
business they stand second to no class Of peo-
pie, and he who processes to regard them as
one degree below those who have living at
forded them without manual labor, shows that
he is either destitute of the heart Of true
gentleman or the head of q man Of common
sense.
The Port Gibson reveille. (Port Gibson, Miss.) 185?-1857, 1853-02-23

An ABoLrrIoNTsT QUIzzED.--Under this
caption. Holly Springs. Miss. correspon-
dent Of the Memphis Eagle and Enquirsr, re-
lates the subjoined anecdote:
The following amusing scene actually oc-
CURED last summer, between citizen Of our
town and Yankee on board Of one Of the
Northern steamboats,, perhaps upon the Hud-
son.
Our Southern friend discovered DISPOSE
ton in very genteel looking man on board
the boat to open chat with him and nothing
10th to hear what his friend wished to say,
indicated by his manner that he was ap-
proachable. whereupon the following dialogue
ensued -
Yankee-Wel sir, l wish to ask you
question; hope it will be no offence.
Southerner-Certainly not; | will hear
you with pleasure.
Yankee.-Well. sir. is it true. that they
work negroes in the plough at the South.
Southerner-I will answer you in the "a
vorite method Of your own countrymen, by
asking you question or two.
Yankee admit the right, sir.
Southerner-How many negro fellows do
you suppose it would require to draw good
large one horse plough!
Yankee-Well | suppose six or seven. say
seven.
Southerner-What are they worth per
head!
Yankee-Well l suppose $500.
Southerner--That would be $500 Now
what would one large strong horse cost,
Yankce-I guess about Sl00.
Upon this the Southerner looked EssTe
quizzically at his neighbOr. wao, without
waiting to hear the conclrsoa, started and
stammered- oa''l T7.T /.
Vel, LII kroaoed IL aoas a d-s
Lis.
The Port Gibson reveille. (Port Gibson, Miss.) 185?-1857, 1853-02-23

fendish purpce Of exciting the jealousy ofthe
Moore. the gentleman could sit still no longer
and jumping up. cried out.
Don't you believe him it's all id
lie hes telling you Don'tyou believe him. '
and then as if feeling relieved from q con-
ciOusness Of having performed his duty. in
putting OthellO on his guard. he sat down.
But afterwards. yhen Iago having procured
Dcsdemonia's handkerchief from bis wife,
puts it In his bosom. and then meeting with
Othello tells him that he may find Des-
mOnia's handkerchief in Cassis room and
was then going of, the gentleman jumped up
again, and screamed out
Bring that handkerchief back. you vii
lain, and don't you 60 to putting it into that
ere fellolos room,-dOn't you do it,"
This you may suppose. attracted the attcn.
ton Of the audience. lot little and the
yells that came from the gallery we're not only
loud. but deep.
A lady sitting in one Of the boxes. was ey-
ing our hero with one Of those large lorgne ties
double barrelled. l believe) which attracted
has attention.
What's that woman doing ?' asked he of
his daughter. who was seated by his side.
why, she's looking at you. Pa" What
for ?"-"Why she wants to see you
"Well. should say. that was impudence.
if I was at home"
But / observe that I've spun this letter out
to such length that it begins Z" like wound
ed snake, &c.-So I'll close.
KAINOS.
The Port Gibson reveille. (Port Gibson, Miss.) 185?-1857, 1853-02-23
From the Banner Of the Union.
The Type-Setter.
A SONG or THE PRESS.

raa,n spon Learing friend called "faienfed, !
mare fyps-seffer."
q A mer, type-setter r'-still man
The world, perehance, may yet reyerei.
Unknown, unnoted, one who can
Have nought TO hope and nought to fear.
Yet where's the kinkly sceptercd hand
The brow that bears princely gem,
That wields so well a wide command
Whose "sTIeKn may match diademi
"a mere tyFe-setter ri-Let US see,
Who gave the glorious stripes to air,
That mark the banners Of the free,
Aud bound the stars that glimmer therei
Who turned the bolt Of heaven aside,
And conquered It's etheral fre4
Who bade the lightning harmless glide
Along has magic wand Of wirei
" A mere type-setterr'-search the past,
The record OF each battlefield;
Who nailed our colors 70 the mast,
And died because they would not yield
Who taught our hand 10 strike the blow,
Through toll and danger, and distress,
That severed England chain Of woe
Who but the masters Of the pressf
"A mere type-setter p'-Name Of fear,
To bid the slave 10 freedom wake
That tyrnny shall quake 70 hear,
And old oppTession's empire shake
Il franklin forgotten name,
That men no longer may reveref
Has Prentice lost his soul Of flame,
Or Greedy dropped his pen Of ieari
a mere type-settei p'-Honored name,
That ages yet unborn shall bless,
When empires erumble, and their lame
Has sunk in worse than nothingness.
Show me the THIS0 whose leers deride
The mere type-setter's" humble school,
And III show you an ape OF pride,
A brainless, or a dandy fooll