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The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-05-28

Van kmburgh q Cos. great Circus and
Menagerie will be IN csdiE on Friday, June
Cit. This is the best company in the
country. Save your quarters and come to
town on that day.
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ETSlemmons has just received smother
large stock Of boots and shoes which he is
selling cheap. Give him a call.
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Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given, that all who are in
J-x debted to the estate of Hiram Palmer, late 0
peersyile, Harrison county, deceased. are required
to, make immediate payment to the subscriber; ant
all who have legal claims against said estate vii
present them legally proven for settlement within
one year from date; May 9th. 1856.
MARY PALMER, Bxecutrix.
Mny IA. 1868
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M Office is herebI given that the undersigned
y have been appointed and qualified BY the
Probate Court Of Harrison county, Ohio, as Execu.
pies, hlte Of said county deceased Persons having
Claims against said Estate are requested to present
!hsm, Only authenticated for settlement and those
lndebted arc requested to make payment without
aelay. JOHN WILKlN,
- WILLIAM S1ENGER.
= r. H. MeMAIns ATTY, Executors
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3ga9aa aIs ~ y . For the Sentinel.
Pa Stump Speech in the Pulpit.
stAnd he played upon harp Of thorsand strings
au..rits of lnnda narfacL IS -

"stAnd he played upon harp Of a thorsand strings
spsrits OF Just men made perfsck."
No Doubt all llhe readers Of the "Senti.
nep' have had their understandings enrich
sed, and their imaginations delighted. with
The beautiful model sermon from the above
text. lately published throughout the land
They have admired the pertiaacity with
which ihe orator stack 10 The text" the
.profundty d his reasoning and the beauty
sscf his ilhstration. But like many other
good things. BY being harped upon too
much The above text has become rather
stale, and y Is proposed 70 supply its place
with the following: ,Na 8
81 I Lard what wiltshou have me 10 do.w--dor
abolitionism
Judging from ths tirst effort 81 the orator
upon this. II will no daut become as mem.
orable as the other. A
The Rev. Findiey discoursed in our town
on last Sabbath, In The Union Church, from
V the above text. Alter few prelinn mary
femarkss wkich brought him TO the impor-
( taat conclution, that we must evidently do
b sonxthiag, aud short dissertation apon
II the oratory Of Cicero and Demosthenes.
ftySt,niag the audience that Cicero was d
pleasant speaker. but that Demosthenes
moved the people to cry "let us fight
Philip" He. proceeded 10 niakca delight.
98r 4s 81 -
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TIE GREAT PURIFIER or BLOOD!
TIE REST ALTERATIYE KNnWNN

Not a Particle Of Mercury in it
An infalablc remedy for Scrofula, Kings / vii,
rheumatism, Obstinate Cutaneous Eruptons
Pimples or Postuies On the Face, Blotches Boils
Ague and Fever Chronic sore Eyes Ring worm
Or lettor, scald head, Enlargement and pain o.
the Bones and Joints, salt Rhum. stubborn VI.
GERS, syhllIc Disorders, and all diseases arising
from an iniudiciGus nse Of Mercury, lmprudence
+ IN biic, or lmpurity OF the Blood
This great Alternative Medicine and Purifier Of the
Bo)d Ia new uaci by thousands of grateful patients
from q parts OF the United States who testify da y
ID the remarkable performed by the greatest o
all medicines, "C4RTERs SPANISH MIXTURE" Neu.
ralgla, rheumatism, seroula, Eruptions on the skin
Liver diseases, Fevers, Ulcers, Old sores Affector
OF the Kidneys discusses OF the Throat, Femait
complaints, Pains and Aching of the Bones and
joints are speedily put TO flight by using this ines
timablc remedy.
For all diseases ofths Blood, nothing has vel beer
found to compare wltlit II cleaRses the system OF
all impurities ac's gently and efficiently on the Liv-
er and Kidneys, strengthens the Digestion, gives
tone to the stomach makes the skin clear and heal
thy and restores the constitution, enteebled BY dis
ease or broken bown by the excesses Of youth, 10
its prime vigor and strength.
For the diseases OF Females it is peculiarly appIi
cable; and wherever it has become known is reeu.
ariy presc lbed with the h1ppest effects Ii ilvlg
orates the weak and dehilated, and implrts eias
tlclty to the worn out fame, clears the skin, anc
the patiout fresh ami healhya single bottle
OF this nesllmabe remedy is worth all the so.caed
Sarsaparlas i'll existence,
The large number Of certificates which we have
received from persons from all parts Of the United
States is the best evidence that there is no hum.
bug about it The Press, hetelkeepsrs, magistrates
physicians, and public men, we'll known to the
community, all add theigtestiinony to the wonder.
iu effects OF this GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER
Call on the Agent and get an Almanac; and road
the details OF astonishing cures Performed by Car.
sers Spanish Mixture, ginsmost casea where every
firing else had sgnalfy iailed) The limits oil ar
advertisement will not admit ikeir full insertion.
yvdI > BEERS a. C0. ROPRIETORS
No. 3o4, Broadway, New York,
To whom all orders must be directed.
For sale by Druggists and ,ountty Merchants il
all parts Of tue United States and Canadas and tr
John Mclean and John Bealli Cadiz; ]. Il. Cramt
let, Doervile; I. :. Brown, Mooretield.
april %, le56.ly 'g
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Auction Sale Of Real Estate.

ON Wednesday the 18th day of June nsxt. COM.
Iloncing u 10 O'Clock, at the Court House, ID Cad q
70 the highest bidder, IL not sold or bnrered bsore
that daY acre out lot, joining josoah Hanna, aI
tha gcte az lot joining lhe above, X acre ii lot
the Wellsbarghroad. Three fields, 81 acres of land
on the Welisburgh and Wheeling road joining the
lam Of Eli Peacock and others, vacant town lots
IN Cadiz Nos. l69, l7oand l73; dwelling houses
ana lqt opposite McEaddsEs store; n LOT and
modweiling house OH Market street, and acre
q ground and dwelling house near Eryefs saw
lerms easy and made known on day VI sale.
Cadis may 2l 56-4t. l WV, HDuG.
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Penn S H1la,per's
Premium Carriage Shop

TTiIE anuersignsd take pleasure in announcing to
the citizens Of Harrison and adjoining ceun
ties, that they still carry on the Carriage Manuluc
tiles for manufacturing every kind OF vshicles- =
Thei: crK will be manufactured in style superb
or to any IN the pince, and on the most fayoroble
terms. Those wishing any kind of vehicles are
solicited togive W call before purchasing else
where. = ei b8aafi efq ns se- m it..
Our assortrent consists In part of Close Carria-
ges, Livery Coaches, Boston Rockaways, Prince
Alberts, Farmers Carriages and Bnggies, Jersey
Wagons, Phatuns, Sliding seat Buggies, Bugaies
with Sliding tops, Light Trottng Buggies,, SkeIe.
ton Buggies, Sulkies, &c, &C., 5aa Il a,lgs "a j
AL Kinds ofreparing executed At the shortest no.
tice, aud on the best tsrmss We keep none but the
best Of workmen in our employ. New work sk.
changedfor old ga3Nr Fl4s8a qgsga 5s f.
G1 Shop directly east Of the American House, In
Ditmars, ast PENN Il HARPER.
Z Cadis, Ohio, may. I la56sIy llfeszst 6f5
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RisOEL.s Ve FikEI.S
RoBIsoNs PATENT GRIDIRoN AGAINST
TIE FRYING PAN!

TIE FRYING PAN!
TT is well known fact that meat broiled is much
l. more pslatable, tender and healthlul than when
tried. All sliced H.eats ought TO be broiled The
new Gridiron is as convenient as the Frying Pan
and much more economical. Having downward
draught, il takes all the smoke and gas upthe chin.
ney, cooks the meat entirely through in its own
luices without burnhg H. saves all the fat, reduces
the meat bills full 25 per cent aud can be used over
wood or coal fire
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nrour frieuI. B. w. PnILllrs. ]

Ggour frieui. B, W. ParLtips. late
Cashier Of the bank in this place has re-.
signed his situation. and removed to Mendo.
"a, Illinois. Mr.. P. is one OF the best
business men that we were ever acquainted
With. and his removal will be severely felt
in Jadiz. We wish him great success in
his new location.
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The Celebrated Horse Young SAILS
bury. will stand Tor the imnrova-

DuTy, VIII sIdTIu TOT Jhe improve
hcnt Of stock the ensuing season, at the ollowins
places and times to witt On Mondays and luele
daysat the stable of Morris Mitchell, at Cassvilg.
On the four remaining days Of each week az he
stable ofSaInue Slemniohs IN Cadiz at the follo,x
Ing tcIms:-S5,uo to insure marc wilh loaI. Nc
colt--no pay. Owners parting with The mare or
failing to attend, forfeits the insusance money.
All p5ss ibie care will be taken, but 40 accounta.
bility forHcidents or escapes ea
Young Salisbury is bea ltiful dark iron gray, 4
hands high, years old this spring, and is wen
made for either saddle or harness Ills dam is
hne black mare. Shells a iuIl booded Canadian.
With heavy name and tail. His beautiful appear.
ancc will recommend him to all competent judges
Call gentlemen md examine for yourselves.
s&A SAMUEL SLEMMONS Ownor.
J. April l6 1856 IT, ssH T''F f-FFy
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Rough and Ready, stray ane
liIen and boys, for safe chehp
= q II McIfiADfES.
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ON MANHOOD,

Just Published Gratis. the 2Olh
Z .a s4 TM0USAND!
\ A FEW words on the rational treatment with
~ out Medicine, or Spernatorrhca or Loea
weakness; Nocturnal Emissions Genital and Ner.
yous Debility, impotency and lnipediments TO
Marriage generally.
N IA 6, BY D. DE LAHEY, III D.
The important fact that the many alarming com
Plaints originating in the imprudence and solitude
ioi yogths may be sasily removed WITHOUT MEDi.
cine, is IN this small tract, clearly demoustrnted
and the entirely new and highly successful treat.
sment, es adopted By tho Author fully explained by
1neans q which eery one is enabled to cure him
set perfectly and Vt the least possible cost thereby
avoiding all the advertised nosrums oil the day.
Sent to any address, gratis and post free in a
eealec envelope BY remiiting tpos paidl two pos
age stamps to DR B. DE LANEY, II, Lispenard
Street, New York city.
AnaiSh e6s ls36-tfg F&&FeaE@#
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Eg- We have been handed the following
table showing he number of sheep aud
their value for the years 1855 and 1856 in
Harrison county, Ohio, by our friend II. s.
Nc Fat don. -,.
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General Debility; III Health

Many Of the most despotic Governments have
opened their Gu stom Houses to the introduction of
these Pills, that they may become the medicine Of
the masses. Learned Colleges admit that this med-
cine is the best remedy ever known for porsons of
delicate health, or where the system has been i'm
paired its inygoratng qualities never fail to al
ford relief
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Which they intend to sell on the most reasonable
terR's. Persons from distance may res; assured
that they can do as well at our Establishment. aa
they can west of the mountains, as we are defer
mined not TO he exeellcd in timber OF " workmanship
Repairing done on the shortest notice, and on the
must reasonable terms.
They have purchased the Right or the Patten
coupling invented by Hons. Edward & Charles Ev-
erett. Ii needs only tc be seen to be appreciated
They hope and feel nfdent OF liberal share
patronage. A. FORMAN.
Cadiz, march %, 1856. b. fOKBES
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MARRIED On the Goth Of May. by
Samuel Foreman, Esq, Mr. DANIEL Cur,
sHxLL, Jr., to Miss CArHxsrSE HAUN, ali
aiof German township Harrison Co.. o.
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.McEaLler

Total No & val l30,377 S2a9, ,474 l2s, 1877 S24s,742
l23,1gT 209,474
Decrease in No. 1850 Increase Of value $39 ,269
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*.'Sold at the Manufactor:es of Professor ITol.
loway, 80 Maiden Lane New York MD pa Strand
London, by all the Druggists in tne United States
and the civilized world, in boxes at 25 cents, G2
cents, and 8 each,
9Ir1here is considerable saving by taking tn,
larger sizes.
N B. Directions for the guidance of patients in
every disorder ere afi xed 10 each box @
Marbh s. '56.
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dyspepsia ana Liver Comp,nints.

Nearly ha'f The human race have taken these
Pills. II has been proved in all parts OF th,, world
that nothing has been found equal to them in ca
of Disorders oi the liver, dyspepsia, and stomnct
complaints generally. They soon give healthy
tone to these organs, however much deraDged, and
when ell other means have failed
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tSARaSoLS and Urlbrollus, very desirable
4 assortment ceif fbo purchased at 49, =
!aPrl Y 's&ll McFADpEN
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List Of Lett rs

AlIsG U1 AGLL IS
Remaining in the Post Olice at Cadiz
Ohio Nav Cd I356
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New arrangement.
FORMAN & FORBES,

TNAkES this method TO inform the citizens q,
l. Harrison and adjoining counties, tl.at they
have taken the stand formerly occupied by JOSEPH
Williams, in the
COACH MAKING BUSINESS.
And that they have on hand superior stock o
Carriages and Buggies,
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Female Complaints

No female young or old, should be without this
celebrated medicine. 1t cor-ccts and regulates the
monthly courses at all pericos, acting in many ca.
ses like charm. 1t is also the best snd safest
medicine that can be given to children Of all ages
and fer any complaint; consequently no family
should be withoutit
HOlIOaoay's Pills are the best REM
ely in the World for the JoAoac-
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Il NYver Tenrs Fac flnfils.

A child ten or twelve yenrs old can do nla
washing tLan thrce woGlgn can in the old fashion
way. Sffr"ser@sF- Is
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All hail to Fremont Swell the lofty acclaim
like winds from the mountains like prairies alta mo
Once more the Pathfinder is forth his hunt
Clear the way for free SOIL for tree and Frem,
Wen spurn every letter, we'll break every rod,
And Kansas sha bloom like the Gardea OF God,
When We plant tire site banner Of freedom upont,
And cry, "To the Rescue, free men and Fremont r.
Oh the land thai love shall, be sacred from siave
From the tyrants misrule ana the punder Q, knafc4
Wen bapnze the Union in Loer,y's foas
And The faith Of sur fathers shall 1--we grb FfeloGs
Go, brave mount an eli nber, lead on in saa path
Where The people shall sweep the storm Of their wrath
Who shall hinder their triumph, II God so appoints
Who stay the bold march OF free mon and Fremont?
Then, East, West and North swell the lofty acclaim
Like winds from the mountains, like praries atame
Clear the way; the Pathfinder moves on in front,
And hearts shall keep time tho march o Fremont
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To John c. Fremont.

rf.1fnIBn q G. 81 DOR, ba.i y theci
4 miillon Eye sith -riie vii 9aLne,
% go 'he goodies Lssr'y
saoru be- seisfara eltn thy nance
ma GLORIOUS IA. q tr3ges ard stars,
rorne Wee ward ~ tty "a ing hand,
Terrssh fefaresi2. arIc'er msna1aln bars
AID gLaaisc % l1e.Nc's strand.
Columbus 0. alc gci1-n West.
AZ ~ returned from slvadors
- tfloG ~ Jealousy oppressed,
Tie psta " honor travelled OeF'
p,r Tine = tr.t arr slort ng~
WITH tr.y angers joyfs. sesves
A Omasm 10 gaze ny brow,
NEyr.le boughs and iasrcl caves
ysuav Alexander u the axel
-, taer sc ~ sw@sd aad shield,
Leave empsst's xre'h aud indaA rsgs
p serve upaa 4 nohier fesd,
hat aclt ny CO Lltry's sacred sob
The Canaan u tho + sBan race
Made By he RtvoiJi.un tot
Trae Ioedguls oaiy 8gelltng psa0A
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WEALTH or BosToT, AND IT'S
aseessors' return OF the wealth OF
baby show this year an aggregi
nearly three hundred millions. III
among cO,000 people, would give
sands dollars to each inhatitant, AM
ton TO be mich the wealthiest cd
United states, save New York \
tines irs population. The value ot
n this city Is increasing now with
o. at least four miilioss Of doilars
htusee aud stores viii be built this
ronal estate in ships, cargoes, stock
increasing with each succeeding ye
iug the many disasters and losst
curing In such kinds Of property. |
10 ret tGe exact earnings of the
Gred thousand tons Of shipping ow
PIT perhaps II would not be Inuc
IL set TIE total amount for 1854
o twenty millions Of dollars. IL
Ii tten earned BY cur iset engI
meg,ic 'rede, and In commercial 4
the Fest and West Indies, south
cihc, Europe and Africa. The Oh
which tie population of Boston Isl
its prosperity continued, are N
trade ard manufactures. Its annu
or merchandise 10 said now by ca
emuuut 10 three hundred millions
rum, and viii soon greatly exceed
The annual manufactures Of this gr
ume w amount than in many en-
Union. They amount, according
tics. to nearly seyenty-fye millioD
foreign commerce Of Boston, incll
exports, ~ sixS millions. Asa
Boston viii probably for many w
Only ~ New York among the All
erjoys facilities for the sale ~ imIe
TIC gods rrtatlv surpassing thd
csriat nd II incatca II he Ger,
t.ta'estcan uming districts II "a
I crttr
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TusE.-rhe Red, White and Blue.
For Fremont's the choice Of tho nation
The pride Of the fearless and free
We'll drink 70 his health and his station,
Though Fillmore has come Ger the sea-
Els heart beats for freedom remaining
On the soil where fond frty grew
hes for our pioneers sustain ing
The iTee Eag-the red, white and blue.
There are lands where millions ere yearninz
For freedom from tyraHny's cham,
Ihoul 10 Kansas our efforts are turning
TO keep her from slavery's stain.
For Fremont, he srssds with devotioa,
And swears TO the Trion he's true;
BE crosses DER mountain 10 ocear,
And plants there The roo, white and blue.
No sectional bands ser Stall sever
The bono our fcrefashers wrought;
1.-THE Union, forever and ever %
Unsullied, unstained and VI bought,
Is the watchword frt - Fremont We borrow
And he stands by his promise 80 true;
Then who will their kades net follow
When he bears The red, white and bluci
Our voice; are joined. thea, for us On.
The STATS and the stripes ore above,
Huzza for the man tn u we love
Huzza, all for Fremont and Dayton
The old Union ship whs well guided,
Will be found that her timbe-s are true
And soon will the storm have subsieed
That threatened the red, white and blue.
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For Frseaeua and Fremont.


For Frement now, our candidate,
Hur.ahl hurrnhl hurrah!
To place him on the chair Of state,
Harrahl hurrahl hurrah
He's true a. steel, an honest man,
A better show us II you can,
Hurrahi hurrahi hurrahl hufrahl
Hurrah hurrahl hurrah
We spread our banners to the SKY,
Hurrahl hurrahi kurrrh'
Free speech, Fremont and liberty,
Hurrah! hurrahi hurrahl
Frank Pierce's place is under deck,
And so Z will be IT'D 4Buek AMI Breed y
Hurrah' hurrahl hurTahl hurrahf
Hurrahi burrah! hurrahf
OF demagogues we've Rad enough,
uurrah hurrah hurrah
Douglas and Pierce Oh herrd stuff
Hurrah hurrah hurrah
We're sick OF all their brawling fuss
An honest mans the m m for Us,
Hurrah hurrah &c,
Fremonts the man the people want
Hurrsh hurrah kerrahi
We're tired OF l0coioco cant,
Hurrah hurrah hurrahi
We nail our colors to the mast
And shout-Our Country, Erst end las$
Hurrah hurrah &c.
For Fremont, then, three cheers, my boys
Hurrah hurrah hurraA.
Wen work for him, the peoples chsice,
Hurrah hurrah hurrah +
The Peoples. President he'll ts,
Hurrah for Freedoms victory.
Hurrah hurrah hurrah hurrahf
Hurrah hurrah hurrahr
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The White House Race.

Tune --Camptown Races.
1ere's an old gray horse whose name is Buck:
Du da, du da,
IN lam was Folly, and his sire Bad Luck,
0Asvas.-We're bound TO work all night,
We're bound 70 work all day;
III bet ny money on abe mustang cob
Wn anybody bet on the sray2
me mustang con Is strong and young,
- wind is sound and his knees no, sprung
N da, du da day.
Ne old gray horse Is q well known hack,
Du da, du d,
Bes hong been fed at the public rack
CA~ls-we're bound to- &c.
- mustang Is full blood colt,
Do d. du la,
- sannoi shy, and he viii NO. bolt,
Da da, do d day
IL old gray horse, when he tries TO tros
Du da du d,
Gees round and round IN The same old spot,
CAsrS.-were bound 10, &C.
- mustang goes at q killing pace,
BIS bound to win in She four miIs race
bu da, du da day.
Nhen do your best with The ODD gray hack
- mustang colt viii clear the track
C1Ws.-We're bound TO work all n;ghs
We're bound 70 work all day:
I'll bet my money on the mustang COLI
Xood better nss bet On the gray
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TtNy-aipprcanoe all Tyler too.
Fave you heard d cue ireemcrt, rlcnt ronl
~ aons~t and trtey
Hes lgst tic nan tlatn 10 all h. san
For atcrty here ard In Kansas 20
For liberty here and IN Kansas tool
And xisA hlra we bca, old Buck beck, Baok,
And his slay cry crew
md with hin ven beat old PUCK
Have you herrd " Dayton, -, true, srGei
Ono II Ia very lew
who-e course he's ben plain ard always tce same,
ror freedom Of sIeech end acton to-
fcr ccfrm ~ speech and acton to-
Ind wpn htm We heas OH Noes, breCs, p~ecs,
Ana his ohiyally 40
Al with him NC II seas old Brock.
nd yop terl 'has IN from Ma.e, Mains, Majoe,
Rest u-iing the cOs4Atry thfougbH
Tor ia III ! rot q pssn 10 work Tor clan
WI sre freedoms wors, AID bi,screst tce
MO are lrcct0pas worst and hitbres, zoe u
For win Mn Wei bea, Old Buck, BOch, BACK
snd hls saver crew
and with Linn I'D bess oil BuCa
nave you hear K r. 2. Brooks, Prcol7s, Brooks,
With hs gutfr percha caneY
Tor b. suucA blow, laid nur CHAMPION lov,
But /. reused til NATION for one and awen
BIT 4 r0usec the nation CIR CnCe and a@An
And nE tkc a mighty BIC cane. cane cane.
.Nery's cause % gam
ror y j iase = mighty hig cane.
L. lei freedom b. or watchword. word, vcGt,
An1 I'll efiy to-
For freedom j. dear-south roas oan't rule bers,
20 we're tot their ntgrsfs, that's very clear
Dor vi ma her niggsys tbf's very clear
For th,y shan GOV IN Us, tAats go 50, ~
ttr they shant govcfa -. rlass 50
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-14
The Freemen OF the North.

The FHeemcn OF the North.
TrSE-Auid Laug Syne.
While Kansas murdered freemen he
On every sunny plain,
And blazing homes light UP her sky
Like death fires for the slain,
While Southern treason RACES high,
And grows the deadly feud,
The North sands back her battle cry
ave will not be subdued!n
Tho South may send her champions Out,
Her towards armed with canes,
The freemen Of the North fear not
Her tyrants or her chains,
And when she lifts her red right hand
With brothers blood imbrued,
We scorn her Boosting and her threats
1--WE will not be subduedp'
A mighty army 60 we forth,
With Fremont in the van,
To wngc the warfare of the North
FCI freedom and for man;
And he who sought the Western sea
Through wilds Of solitude,
Shall lead US on 10 yictory-
ave viii not be subduedrp