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United States Mails.

fpsr OFFICE DEPAnrMZEr,
~ August 30, is54.
following Massrpp viii be at iae Contract
9oeok, m 9Th November 1884, by
the ilth OF the same monih:
KENTUCKY
No 5ie From Cairo, H. by Memphis, Tenn Napoleon, Ark
New oisans LOIS miles and back, daily, safe and
Arrive al New Orleans n S days by SPIN;
..ease New Orleans daily pms
Arrive AT Cairo In six days by IN.
Msd,,d Mo- Ashps Tenn. Hiekman's su, Bsaa Az
miles and back three times week. in safe and suitable
Leave Cairo every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday at
Anve Memphis in 81 hour. by p m next day;
Leave Memphfs every Tuesday, Thursday aad Saturday
.. Arnve ar Caio in 81 hours by a IN mex, days
MISSISSIPPI
1911 From vicksbus, by Youngs Point La Bend
Pecan Grove, Iaiua, Miss, Lake Providence, La,
ton, Miss Greenv!le, Coiumsa, Ark. t;ains's Land
and back, three times week, in snfe and suitable
suamboats
Leave vcksnurs every Monday, Wetnesaay and Thurs
4rsvs Napoleon every Friday, saturday, and Sunday,
Leave Napoleon every Saturday, Wednesday, and Nom
Arrive vickabury every Tuesday, Thursday ans sa,ur
..H day. sy6pru,
ILLINOIS.
30 las2s Island by Hampton Byron,
che Lyons, Tahula, and Bellevue to Galena, u, 100
miles and back three times week, in safe and suitable
Bidders viii propose schedule.
lions requirements mhrang be in
the contracts TO such department may proper
spPi river, dated 7th June, l554
JAMES CAMPBELL
aug 81 eodsod tntel. and snrll
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NO. sal
General notice for restoring lands TO market
on certain proposed railroads.

MrHEEEAS lands situated m the states
uooea were sale enuy leAcep oi pe
rmpou caE President OF lbe United Ses
& On ,bs the urgent solicitations OF mem
brys Of both houses anticipation 81 grants
80 .d IN an. RAILRoAps ana
~, .y,ry made .raus therefor President has decsed ua' an
,hs ana heretoe Withdrawn uHul ufher otaeis "ieh
s , 40 entry AZ the Of Withdrawal le1eep those since
n.ed ty n, e.upon shall be restored 10 narAt precisely on
he aud conditions as to"sH tH SAINT " H'' ~
wiIisdr draw sale
Norcr therefore hereby given ai on ana aier Monday The
49, al lands wAea subject TO prttate
v prrious except those since pe-emPied ua
following and land districts and parucu
ts,s withdrawal enumerated below,
[ he subject private entry and location and that
withdrawal the
% has resended will be eprocaimed for sal hereaf
ter, Wit;
10 1859 from BRANDON Mississippi Montgomery
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Notice for Lssstortn Market in XNlscostna.
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OFFICE is hereby Of th Hon. Henry
Dodge assigned, lands
fore Withdrawn from the Htog Rirer and Mineral
Point districts the State os Wcossis within about M miles
each side supposed railroad from
Paul. Lake particularly
scribed lie from Office 18th
July which subject the time of said
Withdrawal Except such been empted viii
be subject location and after Monday the
though the had Withdrawn from market
the withdrawal of euhrseed Tie
proclamation No $40 public sale Willow River,
next having
rsscndea will offered directed
Given under hand General Land Office,
Washington, this slst day August, Domini 1884
BY order Of the President
JOHN WILSON, Commissioner.
Aug s2-2av6w Intel
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subscriptions for period year be received
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rEAl-WEEKY subscribers with SIS saclosed, will be
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PusT OFFICE DEaARrMENr,
September l6, le54
PROPOSALS for carrying the mails the United the
day January 1885, 30 day Of June. 1855 the
otAlabama,
Office the Post Office Department. the Washington,
until O'Clock si November, 1854, be DECIDED By ID
November following;
7i From Gaineown by sggg-ss fo.s f Choctaw Corner,
Hi, ixons Mis- ahioh Spenceryle, Linden, Spring
Hill, uemopols and Macon TO Greensboro 100 miles and
back, three times week two-horse stages.
Leave Gnestown Sunday, Wednesday, and Friday
Arrive a Greensboro in 36 hours, by p. m;
Leave Greensboro Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
Arrive Game in rs hours by l p.
Proposals will be considered
For proposals. guarantee, and also instructions
and embracing conditions be incorporated in the
deem pfoper
advertisement proposals service in the and
southwestern states dated January 3, 1854
JAMES CAMPBELL,
Postmaster General
Sent 9-la IIntal laohEy stafl
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lands withdrawn the districts subject
Nafcui,oches, Louisiana
H. 1861 or the railroad from Shreveport Ficksbgrg
State, which the extended
December,
fixed notice respective registers
ceiyess Offices
effect aAoa anang further ,asruetioa from tbs Office
under hand the General Office city OF
Washington this fifth day of September,
order OF the President:
"a. JOHN WILSON,
Sept 6-2awGa COMMISSIONER
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NOTICE extending the time of the reservation of
N
from SHEEvssoRr LOUISIANA, VTcKsnuRo
MISSISSIPPI. ...
the lands
Withdrawn market and ordered be withheld
Except for valid empuons until the 9Th day Of June
H. 1885, and lying within hf
miles either the Of the proposed railroad above
oued extended for Of six months from 7s instant
Given under hand tue city Of Wsssnion t tenth day Of
June, 1884,
By agdes Gf IBe Presidents
John WILSON,
Commissioned OF the General Land Office.
Jnne ll-lawIas
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M ALI STEPHENS, military manufacturers Of the hrst ORDERS
would respectfully call the attention of army and navy officers
W the superior work and They ercafsd
r-vouon m ms department. and furnish the most elegant
goods al prices That viii successfully challenge red ue,ion
We Wish 10 snow that this privilege business
and uscepuble o all The age, despe the ioggns
a an,iauarans
Citizens clothes made order elegant style ard
fashions II
United States aass and banners to order.
la-2faw9mo
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Baltimore College OF Dental Surgery.

HArN A. HARRIS, M D., principles of Dental Surgery.
u Thomas E. Bond, NJ d., principles of Dental Medicine.
Washington R. Handy, NJ. D Oa,ony and Physiology.
Alfred A. Blandy, M. D., Dental Practice.
Philip ii. Austen, NJ. d.. Dental Mechanics
Reginald N. Wright, NJ. d., Dental Chemistry.
The Novem-
and close the lst OF March.
The month OF October will be devoted practical dentistry and
anatomical a dssections
nrmay connected with the college, student will
Of dental practice. will be
op throughout the whole
lectures, Sl0 maculation S5 diploma $50.
For further information address
r. II. AUSTEN, Dean,
Sept I3-2aw4w rs Sharp street
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Sept 10
United States Patent Onlcs,
NVashiugfno Sputcmhsr "a lf

N NJ WashiDgfon, September %, 1854.
IN petition Of Caroline Williams, adminsrax OF Tho
Williams deceased Station New York, praying
for tho granted TO the said Tbss T. Williams
4h December si0 improvement "machinsry
felung for from the expiration
said patent which place lsh day Of December
1851
is ordered that The said petition be hd Patent ofce
Monday 9Th November IL O'Clock and all
notified appear and any they have
why said petition ought not 10 be granted.
perSone file in the Patent
oace their obeenons specially forth in writing least twenty
before the day testimony filed by either
used SAID hearing be taken and transmitted accord
with the rules the Office which will be furnished app
cation.
The testimony the will be cIoed the ln
dsposions other relied
filed in he Office on OF before The morning OF that day the
msn if any, within days thereafter
published
gencer. and Evening Star, Washington, d. C. Evening Argus
Philadelphia, Pa ciendc American, New York Post
Massachusetts. and Daily Courier Buffalo, ~ " for
three successive weeks previous 70 The 9Th Of November the
day of hearing.
CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner Of Patents
Office paper
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UMBER-Tbe subscribers Established
Ii business old stand - WIN. Bird,
prepared
bie terms. They solicit share of public patronage
GEO. w. GARRETT co.
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NOTICE TO PRE- .EMpTloN CLAIMANTS.

March, 1853, entitled An
peepon certain settlers therein
Of
mentioned alenate sections
made
proven o the OF dollars and
y per fixed the public sale. And by
approved March relief
lands reserved for railroad purposes who
the lands date OF udaai
entitled the ordinary minimum price OF
pnbic twenty
for
lac sale. Therefore, entitled the night Of pre-
lands mentioned. Ias
referred prior
Of FEBRUARY, 1854, CHE Of aoten 2h
1884, made the Withdrawal
required establish
proper Office therefor
practicable seeing fhis notice,
day appointed for public
hracng claim be
JOS. =. WILSON.
Acting Commissioner of the General Land 0fics.
SEP is-lawi3w Tint II Star1
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No. 523.I
Sale OF sections the state Missouri.
Ny President Of the United States.

mo- 52a,I
Sale Of alternate sections the Missouri.
NY the President OF the United states.
IN Of law, i FRANKLIN PIERCE, President of The
public parts sections being
% odd Cd NE q wnei M nna saa n s. uns % ,,f the
state Missouri subject TO sale Al Two dollars and ay cents per
granting The 1sh, way 70 the State Missouri aud poron
The public lands 10 aid in the construction Of certain railroads
Of August, 1854, viii be held The andeentonea
wit:
office PALxyKA, commencing Monday, the
within such sections and Of bearing odd numbe
above referred situated in the aforementioned townships
Of line, Of th principal
Township fifty sig, of range three.
Townships ytye vtysir, fifty and ssat, of
Townships ytpJspe, as si1 htsyseven tyssi, and y-
Townships tydpe, NqysT fifty hhyeigh and fly
Townships dyre fifty Jryseren, ftysisLt, of range
Townships 6yfpe fifty six, fifty seps, range eight
Townships fyfse dty and fy-sercns of range
townships gpe, fifty sr hyssrer and ty eight of range
Township, yss and ay siss, Of range ,leysn
At the land Office MiA Monday, eighth
of January for the disposal the public
following named townships TO wts
Of ins Of h pr,epa ,neriaien
Town.sgs ny & M and M q range Sarteen
Townships fysr, iyseven and eighi of range sixteen
Townships tg hityseven, and yetgh of range
Townships fysz y-seven fly eight range eshtsen,
Townships yr, AMI y egat, OF
Townships g sr hyaeven aud MY eishs OF range iwehy
Townships my aiyseven, and ysigAs Of
Townships y-sir, fifty seven, iyseig of range twenty
three.
eighteenth day OF December for the disposal OF the
lie lands in such odd numbered sections above referred
uated in the following named townships, viz:
Nerth Of ths base ne aud cest Of the @ principal neridian
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(NARPETINGS AND EVERY OTHER DEsCRIp-
n0n Of dry goodsWe receiving d
rect from importers and from the auctions in New York. brilliant
supply Of very superb style Brussels
py and uperhne ingram carpets, which win sell from %
80 per cent. less than former prices n
Also, elegant curtain materials
have opened former season. comprising
lane nernos Turkey red
tain chntz shade nen lace and embodered musins
sets and by the yard, some very elegant and cheap
we are likewise prepared offer inducements
o!clohs, and comforts,
blankets rom 81 2 linen seetiDgs all widths pillow
neD damak table diaper aud tabecoih damnsk Napkins
eoored step ne oicoh crash Scotch Rusa and hucka
back diaper table ocoih,
Wltnout would friends
and the pubc that stock this descp
non OF dry goods has been houeh greatly reduced fgure
large auction saies IN New o,k will be sold
credit dealers at corresponding low
BARNES X MITCHELL,
On the avenue, between 9Th and OH
Sep 22-eo3wif
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No. February e5 for the railroad from Mobile Gasd
Aabama Gunler' Landing the Tennessee
the
via obe Alabama New orieans Louisiana, and the branch
from Albany Georgia, via Euiaua 10 Montgomery, Ala
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hr~is Rice Rehui enlarged elegantly
the ratern Convenience AZ ,h
ioe OF the travei'nR public. -
Dec n -siv
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GREAT bargains in Dry Goods Mr.. Hall has jass
VI returned from New YORK. where he has been attending those
heard much about
opening purchased such sacrifice
.hinS hvor
and our embraces
largest the District both fine goods
Aso large earengs OF kind
the finest quality of various kinds We
purchasers with call beT8
confident will
Bear mind,
ad at first of
Sep l4-d2wf tHe HALL BROTHER
Mr.. Bushnelfs school,
lth street, besreen r ard @ streets, Washinsfon.
THE first Monday in septsn,-
The embraces ancient and modern
natural and moral science,
all English branches usually taught in the best
Circulars may scboolroom the book
Axx ll--FrikTue~6w'
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No January s. 1854, for the railroad from Gains Landing
Arkansas, Camden, and Fulton,
me 4 exan boundary and branches al Camden
lIuds 10 al
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NEW FALL AND WHITTIER oOODx-rss ,.h.r,;..,.

NEW FALL AND WINTER 0OODS--Ths .ub,criberx
have te pleasure of ctxens Of the rci
and vicinity thar they fully prepared exhibit the
splendid stock OF foreign STAPLE goods
ever opened this markell embracing ycs
and most approved fabrics such " ~
Elegant rocade silks, style
Very rich wide plaid silks, do
Do do MORE antique, yard wide
Do do plaid Irish poplns
Do do watered lrish popins
Extra super French merinos, every shade
French mousseInes de lame and cashmere d,Ecose
PLAID valencas, q dress material ..r|rIt
Plaid mcru0s aud cashmeres
Rich black Syared and plain siiks all widths
Black French bombasins and mousselnes de faine
French chintzes ginghams
Wide silk velvets, ali coIor of superior quality
Cashmere shaws scarf
New style scars
Cloth tamas, shape,
Together with variety articles
pirate TO the approaching which
enumerae IN an advertisement, but which win
pleasure to all who may favor with a call.
Sept s-3taw4wif HOOE, BROTHER & co
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Land Warrant Lost.

LAND WARRANT for forty of land number 80 1856 was
issued 18th day January 1862 and sent to the
f. CabbIe Washington city, D. O., and lost msad by
There assignment said notify all regis
receive the And shall
apply after first publication OF this notice the Com
missioner of Pensions for duplicate OF said
,.R - tat ALEXANDER JOHNSON.
MAMASSA Jackson county, Florida, August 4, 1854.
Aug l2--aw6w'
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p s.-Edo OF above papers viii please copy, send
their ba Oce, with paper containing this notice
Sep za-isw3w
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A EhENCH Italian, and Drawing Teacher, desiring
"A employment academy school,
among several will himself pleasure attending
applications wishing employ teacher
submitting his testimonials obedience any
b. Washington, ID. c. Sept 8-d2w
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Mr.. Bushnell's school,
Hamilton G.. FAINT,

Ehansc Sooks Pennsplrcna
bcfrecn Az and 6fh streets, Washington, b. C.
NCURRENT money and land bought
II principal sold purchasers pei
allowed on all depose days.
Claims against the government collected.
sept 5-eoiImd&w
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CHARLES MASON,


p sEors OF the above papers will please copy, ad send
ter bills u the Patent ofce with containing this notice
% laMIW
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NOV1CE Of the Embellishments OF Surveyors general
~ and Of land Offices for Territories MKxIco ASH
INaToN. OREGON asd MINNESOTA. ~, ET
In pursuance President United States has
rected that for the following
offices for the and isnd dts created by passed
the late session of Congress, viz:
NEW MEXICO to be located
SANTA Fx and that for the general
TERRITORY
The ofces for the register and I WAsMxsrox
TORY also at OLYMPIA those for
CITY those for the Winona district MINNESOTA
WsosA and those for Red King district
RiroRY, at RED WIxa.
Given Iy Washingon this twenty
fourth day Of August, A. D. 1854.
JOHN WILSON,
Commissioner of the General Land Ofice
Aug 25-2aw6w lint. and Starl
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No M nnes 1854 for the Iron Mountain and Mississippi River
railroad:
In the DISTRICTS OF lands subjse. Louis Missouri
Do do do Jackson, dc
July l 1854, for the railroad from Dubuque, Iowa. via
ST. Paul Minnesota, Left Hand Fond du Lake
peo wisconsin, (eneep lands Wisconsin heretofore
by notice No. 5000 elfsss
districts Of ands sublec Dubuaus Iowa
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p. j. Steers New Goods.

HAVE just opened an stock of tall and winter goods
for gentlemen direct from The importing
cities Genuemen rely finding complete stock Of
the newest and best goods the Market prices calling
No. ASS 7th
Sep22-2aw3wm
ClLlkS, sILhs-We would of the ladies
immense stock elegant silks and hav
sacridcey
will sell them from 4O 10 less than last seasons prices
We can sell and elegant pd pan striped silk dresss az
yards for st. The ladies especially invited call early and
look them. BARNES MITCHELL,
On the avenue, between 5lh and 9Th streets
Sept 23-eo2wif
NHE MISSES HAWLEY's tfeasdinE and Day School
will be reopened Monday September Ieth their residence,
No. l67 Pennsy between and 18th
Terms Board and tuition English and French $3.50 scol
drawing, professors
charges Circulars containing Scholars may
obtained the school.
Sept o-3tnw3wTuTh&SaI
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yJHArMAN Drawing Paper. warranted genuine.
w bought person from the manufacturers by
sepG FRANCK TAYLOR,
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Al EW fail and winter goods and fashions.-DUVALL
BRO, merchant 1aiors, have returned from New
York. where they have made their the
houses prepared exhibit
richest of goods their business
mike elegant
able STYLE. sg DUTALL X BRO
lS-Staw3w
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nIHSOLUTtONThe copsrtnership heretofore existing
IL Arm EVANS FAINT expires by
this and hereby declared mutually dissolved u
FAINT alone authorized the OF the 6r 6Sal
me n o. theifb r. y. EVANS,
Nf HAMILTON q. FAINT
wAsHseroS, September l, 1854
Sep s-eodlm
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a. 1884, the railroad the ChatI-
nouga ITenneseel railroad of Mississippi The
Mobile and Ohio point EIyton
rad southern bend OF The Tennessee
disc of
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Sept le--JtaWJW +.
OUsE-FUKNIsHING Dry Goods, Carpetinx, Floor
oil cloths, curtain materials, AcWe
complete the above
have been purchased in New York auction
facurers reduced which will enable
70 hoasekeepes and purchasers The following
list Of some of the leading articles; RI
$50 pieces new style tapestry velvet carpetngs
do do sup quality do do
IS Brght's patent English do do
so do do DO velve, do
20 do tapestry velvet stair and passage carpetings
VI do exna-super threc-py do
$50 do do ingram
IS hall step Venetian do
25 pieces 4, IL 4, IA printed druggets
3 printed drugget crumb cloths, richly bordered
% very elegant mosaic
$50 chenille and tufted rugs, cheap
50 dozen brass stair rods, all lengths
full sheets heavy floor oil cloths, which will any
shape or size for hall, passage,
In curtain materials and fixtures
25 pieces very rich satin Iaines
Is do do worsed aines
30 do do daMasks
10 DO Turkey red -twilad caslmere;s
25 do colored worsted damasks
SO pairs exranch lace curtains
50 do do embroidered muslin
so de do tamboured 10
rs pieces embroidered tamboured muslins
500 rich gilt window cornices, sizes
Together with curtains
ps centre assets, and silk worsted
% 10 which we respectfully invite the attention of purchasers
HOOE, BRO, 4 CO.
Sep l6-3tawswif
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sos 30, 1854 for railroads from Pensacola. Florida
and We
,umpka EIyton Decatur and Athens Tennessee line
ands subject sale at Cahaba Alabama
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May 6, 1854 for the Oakland and Oawa aud other
released No. 5ls 81 1854
districts of lands subject at lona, Michigan.
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sUR SALE Lcase-A comm0dous four
18th side, House
tnns twelve and has recently papered
throughout Terms accommodating and given mmed
0c,
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United States Mail.

July ls-iawl2w
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WISCONSIN.

Ia the district of lands subject sale at Willow
line Ae as,tA pioPa meridian.
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Nor pri estcraft secretly destroy,
The PRRss whose power sets thrones aar,
And plays with empires as a boy.
God bless the Press; and let II grow
Like some Gdr-sprt adings blooming tree!
Till ALL THE WORLD shall brightly glow
Beneath the sun of Liberty.
FREE PRESSES make FREE MEN, where'er
Cursed hJughtness in royal veins,
Descends enough 10 note the tear,
The patriot sheds, and his deep pains.
God curse the hands, that ruthless dare
To harm the object we caress!
Blot out the mind TO the idiots stare, Pass.
Which thinks one thought 'gainst FREE
"Let there be light, ,"-said He who made
One world 10 light up all the rest;
Earth h card the word-and then obeyed,
Herself in glorious brightness dress'd.
So from the Press "let there be lghf'-
Let earth's dark corners feel its rays,
Till despots tremble at the sight,
And shrink before the joyful blaze!
Hail, glorious day, when none shall groan
Beneath opprese IONS calling chain
When PRESSES shall displace the throne, Treign
And FREE THOUGHT, FREE WORDS, FREE MEN
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Make her the beacon-light to all!
Make her fair stars and stripes to stand,
While tyrant-powers may rise and fall!