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The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1857-12-31
PHTHISIC .oR AsTnMA.


The etatement given this month Will be read with
deep interest by all who have endured the inc xpressa-
BILE horrors.of sthma Especially DOES 1t ommend
Itself 10 those who have believed that treatment
''''' Holmes tp.. Crawford o., Ohio, July 1857.
DR.. sps:-'Sir-Since childhood have been aftct.
ed with Phthc or Asthma. My mother before me,
suffered with the same disease. Asl grew older 1t
became worse, the paroxsms occurred oftener, and
protrasted and severe, especially during
the winter season. At all times, little more than
ordinary exertion caused violent oppression in
breathing. i : .,., t.,
While the paroxisms lasted there was distressing
cough, and constant agonizing struggle for breath,
being at times apparently upon the verge of suoca-
ton. Very little sleep could be obtained at such
times and thatlitte while sitting in my chair. Two
years ago Twas induced by tho statement OF a lady
whom you cured ofAsthma, to max one moretrial.
had little faith at that time, partly because had
so often been disappointed, aud partly because others
said could not getwei. The treatment was pursued
under circumstances most unfavorable, having the
of sick friends, yet have been not only fully
relieved of all symptoms Of Asthma but Of all other
affections accompanying, have no cough now,
breathe freely, rest well and have good strength.
Yours truly, SUSANA W. QUAlNTANCE.
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HAIR REsToRAToR.- Prof. Wood adver
tises in our columns his valuable medicine
for restoring hair, and for the prevention of
badness, &c. This remedy has. been used
qui e extensively, and with great success
Hundreds, nay, thousands have used it, aud
are willing to testify to its erii ,acy. Re ID
the adVertisement-go at once and procure
a bottle, and prove its virtue. Our good old
bald headed bachelor friends should embrace
this opportunity to cover their, pates. with o
coat OF rich, iuxuriant hair.-IaaianGpotis
Locomotive.
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legal Notice.

VERUBABLE SNOW, Mary A. Snow,
~ Grafton Hawkins, residents of Utah Territory;
Alonzo Canon, DGlia K. Canon, residents of Cuyn-
hoga county, Ohio, Lewis Hawkins, Lynn Hawkins
and Lilias Hawkins, will take notice that petition
was filed against them, on the 4th day of December
A. d.. 1857, in the court of Common Pleas of Portage
county, ohio, by George N. Wheeler and Lucy X .
Wheeler, and is now pending, wherein the! said
GeoFge N. Wheeler and Lucy X. Wheeler demands
partition Of the follow Ing real estae situate in the
township of Streetsborough, Portage county, Ohio,
and known being parts of lots Nos IL, 12, 81 and
81 in said township, aud bounded follows: Begin
ming at stake placed in the centre OF the turnpike
read,7 chains and 30 links souih 81 degrees east from
the intersection of the Aurora road with the turnpike
road; thence south al degrees east il chains and 80
links tot post thence south 46 degrees west chains
and 50 links to post; thence south 81 degrees eas
chains 10 post theuce 46 degrees west IL chains and
80 links to post; thence. south degree west %
chains and 96 links to post thence north S9 degrees
west 10 chains and 80 links to post thence south /
degrees east 70 chains and o. links to post thence
nerh 69t degrees west 10 chains and 10 link to post
thence north degree east 10 chains and II links;
thence south 500 degrees east chains and 81 links TO
a post thence north 3I2 degrees east chains to a
post; thence north degree west 81 chains and 10
links to post; thence north 42s degrees east IS
chains to pos thence north Al degrees east chains
to the place of ginningcontanDg about 1O2 acres
of land. so certain ether piece ofland sit late in
said township and county aforesaid, known as being
parts of lots Nos. 22j 81 and 32 bounded as follows:
East by land decided to EzraS.. Coble scuth by land
decided to James Butler; west by center OF 1inker's
creek and land lately owned by Jesse G.. Hawkins;
north by land lately, owned by said Hawkins, and
northwestery by land decided to to Joseph Harrington
and Julius MISUNDERSTANDING shout 1868 acres OF
land; and that at the next term of said court appi-
cation will be made by the said George N. Wheeler
an Lucy X Wheeler for order that partition may
- "''''' :" SOW : = ~ 80 ~sTRAwDER & HART,
December II, 1857 7-6w5 Plaintiffs Attys.
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- GoTTh new Treasury notes will be is
sued in about a fortnight. Contracts for
engraving the. plates have already been
made. The denominations Of the notes
will be Que hundred, FIVE hundred and one
thousand dollars.
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D EMOVAL.-R. A. BAIRD has remov.
U ed his Jewelry Store to the new rooms in Swift's
building, one door west of the Drug Store. Having
fitted up and added largely to my stock, am prepar-
ed to supply all calls for Jcwelry, &C., either at
Ravenna, Dec. IL, 1851.
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Making connections at Cleveland with Cleveland
aud Toledo, Gleyelaad, Columbus and Cin cinnasts
CLEVELAND and Erie, and Cleveland and eittsburgh
railroads.
Al Solon, with hacks 10 Cbagrin Falls. !.
Al Mantna, with hacks to Ravenna.
At Warren, with hacks to Sharon, Greenyinss
Meadville, Bioomdsld, Canneld. &c.
At Youngstown, with stages for New Castle Po-
land, Lowell, and Enon Valley, and thence o Pitts
burg, Ft Wayne and Chicago railroads y Fttispnte
Nayamhar 10. 1857.
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PRENTISS, NOPkIAS II COMPANY,

RANK PANIC NEARLY OvER-But
- not so the rush for New Goods al our store! Ev-
erybody seems to be coming and are happy 10 say
wehaye goods enough for just that numper. We have
just filled the old store chuck full of and desira
BILE Fall and Winter Goods, and then after ''shaking II
down. we have addeda magnificent stock Of Ready
Made Clothing, Good styles and we'll itades and we
dem tcke of our hats to any bOdy'on lowprlCesI
We shall be happy to SEQ any person " no may want
Cheap Goods. > -
Oct22, PRENT1SS, HOPKINS & Co, '
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Cha hgc Of Progra Il, s,sc.

THE Undersigned beipg desrous Of doing
i, away with the LokG CRenIr SYoTEM and sell his
Goods for Ready Pay, will offer TO- his prompt pay
customers great Inducements aRd TO those who have
been in the habit Of letting their accounts run two
aud three years. he would say that he respectfully de-
cines doing that kind of business any longer.
Ruvenna, May 81, 1857 H. DAY.
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Legal Notice.

THOMAS, BARNUM, non resident 81.
u The State OF Ohio, Il hcreby notified that OF We
Sfst siay OF August Al D.. I657 Fitch Bishop earah
Al Bishop and George 81 BGfnun qlea their pstitlon
in chancerys I'm The Court Of Comnaon Iea. q tns1
county Of Portage and state OF ohlo aketnst mm ~
uraysr OF which d to set aside certain paper wfzz
ng purportngt 70 be the last will and testamsni s1
E3s Harnum late Df said county Of Ror1ages 80
or tbe following causes 10 viii Hat That he szl4
Rit Barnuifp; III tho time OF tho exeenilon ct -
salae had moi .spfhcient capacity ~ m1ze tss.ss
disposition sof his 81 1hsz tHo
salhs WaE pfoehfsd By fraud aud mpcssdun, axefs
cised bysfhE a persons over raid decedent.
The said AhsmaS Haman y sis0 f0fthes nenHe4 ~
day ofthe nekttstmofsad neaft 20 b holden - ~
SAID comfy SI q Fosses Wy II. & II. 81 + zNHnz.
NovasSbxr nj ss54. i s. sAttgs for sk}z=6tIzft<
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THE DREDSC OFT CASE DECi ~ 6
ii And IKE AL other dsp'sions oI trial ~
encs, there atsiub % be dtabgenee q orlrIan =
eard 10 The eorreesnesp af III hutNH think *Aeza
g no dInseence al opinion IN regard - 4e tIz u5f
81 WALL PAPER %e hasp int ftesixsds 4eiHE 7ne
snRTEiKsr and cnskrEex ~ toNn. - H&nz R3
lnshe mHifers aud Il nef. 1--we ai&sd <NzKzfIzes Z M
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Legal Notice.

AeSAS NOtaCcs
TOSIAH GAYLORD, William B. Gay
d lord, Lewis King, Annls King, Ashla Crane, Gym
tha Crane and Mary A.. Gaylord will take notice that
petition died against them, on the 18th day of
December, A. d., 1857, in the Court of Common
Pleas of Portage county, Ohio. by Joseph Preston,
and is rending, wherein the said Joseph Preston
demands partition of the following real estate, situate
in the township of ShaorsviIle, in the county of Por
tage aforesaid, and is known being parts Of lots
Nos 43 and So IN said township, and bounded as fol-
lows Beginning al post on the west side of the
State road leading from Ravenna to Chardon on lot
No. 43, from whicl a yellow oak stump two feet In
diameter Bears south "a degrees east distant 30 links
. white oak stump two and a half feet In diameter
bears north l6 degrees east distant "a links; thence
west ~ chains and 70 links to.a post from whieh.a
yellow oah stump two feet in diameter bears sonh SO
degrees east distant % nks; thence south Il chains
an 90 links to highway; hence east along said high
way 81 and 90 links to the State road thence
northeasterly along said State roade chains and so
links to the place Of 64i acres
land and that at the next term Of said court appi'
cation will be made for order that partition may
be made In said premises.
l,71 13a ~ STRAWDER g. HART,
December IL, Ia57-6w3 Plaintiffs Attys.
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Chairman Dem. Cen. Committee.
P. S.-As certsin persons, for sinister
purposes, have seen fit to report that had
refused TO call meeting for the above nam.
ed purpose, take this occasion to say, to
all Democrats, that the report is false and
without uny foundation whatever in truth
C. WILLIS.
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BOSTWICK g. ,BEATTY'S
FALL q WINTER ADvERMENT.
GENTLEMEN'S WEAR.

GENTLEMEN'S YEAR.
Cloths, black brown and blue.
Cassimeres, black and fancy
Satinetts, black mixed and blue
Kentucky Jeans, 'llp''s'"
Fulled Cloths, excellent for P'n'''
Overcoat Cloth, various kinds
Satin Vestings, from g oOs' 90
Silk Velvet do, from s'O's'
Fancy Silk do, from s' so sSS' co.
Cheap Vesting, from '7is'l'''
Hosiery, for gentlemen ;,
Gloves, SILK buck and wool.
Hats, wool and fur.
Shirtings, plain and fancy
Boots, coarse and fine.
mems and boys"
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To the Democrats OF Ravenna
TowushiD.

Whereas B. 8. HOrxISs. Esq,, has. hoti-
fed me that he. intends to resign the posltiOn
Of Postmaster which he now holds, into
the hands of the Democrats of the town.
ship, on the let day Of May next; therefore,
the electors of the party are hereby notified
that vote will be taken at the Town Hall,
on the fret Monday of April next. to elect
a suitable person to succeed him. 50
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,PicFuREs, Don't forget, in purchasing
youn Christmas and New Years gifts, TO 60
10 FoRp's Gallery fart and get likeness
fer your5riend. There Is nothing more ape
propria,e, and nothing will be,more valued
" ycur friend sihan . correct likeness 81
yourself put pp in..he highest styleof the
ne sfts Theplscs - gst'it 4 . Eotd's.- =
He has III u fancy cases On hand.
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6TWe would direct attention to the ad--
vertisement OF Mr.. ADAMS, on second page
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SHA WTpS.

long and square plain cashmere
do. Cashmere, broche and chem
lie scarfs, a beautiful article.
Also, choice lot Of black silk,
plain and figured -'some very
cheap. Figured, plaid, striped
and plain silks, a great variety.
Black silk velvet for capes and
mantillas. Moire antique silk,
very good and: very cheap.
Also, full assortment of La
dies and Children's Shoes, of all
kinds and prices -some great
bargains. Rubber Over Shoes,
some eetirely new styles, for sale
low at the Cash and Ready Pay
Store of COFFIN & PINNEY.
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T. ADIES' white and colored Merno Hose,
ll ladies' Mode colored silk warp Hose. A large
and fu assortment Of white and colored cotton Ho-
siery, at POE BROTHERS..
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NEW GOODS
FOR IAh And .HINTEk
WE -,

can now be found 1t our store,
and can be bought at lower rates
of US for cash Or produce Of ali
kinds, than at any other. estkh-
lishment in Portage county, and
we think that the most sceptical
can be convinced Abat such is the
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JAnyES DRESS fs00DS

,', -. an
LADIES DRESS G0ioDS.
Black Silk, fro" 81 ''Sa'''
Fancy Silk, striped ana plain. n >,
Changeable Silk, very :, beautiful
Merinos, plaihZ'il : eo'or''
Meriir1os, plaid aud hsar'd.
fSer,;naS all wool-plsfn and figured.
Delaines, 'aD''-''r' handsome
Crayellas, plain and striped
Coburgs, all s'l''' and prices
Debeges striped and plain
Gingham, excellent fro" 's''s' cents
Prints, big pile from sss's. T.! cents
Broche Shawls, single ns', and DOUBLE
Bay State do, cheap ,a'"t''
Thibet and Stella do, beautiful
Mantillas and Mantilla Cloth.
Caters, black and ''loF'd.
S6ons calf, morocco aud goat.
Hosiery, wool and cotton.
Shirts, bone and corded
Hooops. brass and sses..
Gloves kid, cloth, cotton and wool.
Gauntlets, cloth and kid
Collars, lace eamori' and 6asl''
Sleeves. swiss and ''"'''e' ,,.
Dress Trimmings, an endless variety
Wool Hoods and Comforts.
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T ADIES' Quilted and Corded Skirts, and
u skirting, Brass Hoops, Ratans, Whalebones,
Cactus and Rubber skirt cord, at Poe IL BRo's,
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by giving us call aud looking
over our stock, which We take
pleasure in showing to any one
who may favor US m that way.
Our stock Of Ladies' DreS
Goods, is now full and complete.
consisting Of all the.Fsried styles
that are worn this season such as
J Plain, figured, and plaid French
Merinos, plain and figured all
wool DeIafnes, Cashmeres.
Coburgs, Persian Twills,
Paramettas, plain, fgul
red, striped and plaid
common DelainesA
Raw Silks, VAL
encia Plaids,
plain and
Ii: Il + Il; striped
Cravel1as, plain and figured Bay
State FlanneIs-aIl colors, OPP
era Flannels for capes and
sacks, with trimmings to
match, Ladies' Cloths
for capes and sacks,
Bay State, Magic s,N
Highland, Stella, . .
Broche. Long
and Souare1
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A TTENTION MILLIONS-And Ladies'
II generally. We hsve just received fine assort-
ment OF Bonnet Ribbons, Bonnet Borders and r,sch-
es, which we will sell at lower figures than are gen
orally paid for them. Take look at them before
buying.
0ct22 PRENTIsS, HOPKINS Il Co.
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Just RECEIvED.-A fine stock OF
d Woolens for Mems and Boys' wear, such a. ~.
Broad Cloths, Beaver Cloths
Cassimeres, :; ). Doeskins,
Wool and silk Vestings, Velvet and Plush dos
Kentucky Jeans, colored and wool Tweeds, all wool
Tweeds, Sattinetts, Union Cassmsres. Cashmarettss
Also, a good assortment Of Berlin, Buck, Kid and
Wooden Gloves, Woolen Comforters and Scarfs.
Those in want of good article Of wo0len Blanket
can be accommodated with one or more, at very low
figures by calling as we have large stock OF
them and shall sell them cheap. Also, variety Of
ifferent kinds Of Travelling and Horse Blankets, o.
good large sizes.
Brocatelles and Damask fol Curtains, Lounge GOV.
ering and other uses, selling cheap. We have
hne selection Of them. Call and sec.
MARSEILLES QUILTS.-Wel have
| ILL few LEFT of them md any one In want OF that
article, get great be gan by getting one al Cof'
| fin & Pinney's CASH AND READY PAY STORK.
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GENTS SHAWLS-Large. r. Eeavy, fine
VI and very cheap Too comfortable even 10 get
out of fashion. Call aud see them.
Oct2s PRENTISS, HOPKINS & Co.
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OPEN HODDS-A splendid assortment
" of ladies' Misses and Chldren's Hoods just reed,
aso zephyr, armlets and CATERS.
Oct d PRENTlSS, HOPKINS { Go,
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n ENT'S Fur Gloves and Mufflers, Ladies'
u cloth aud kid Gauntlets, and Ladies' Gloves of
every description, at PoE & BRO's.
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THE PosT OFFIcE.-The following com.
munication has been handed US for publica.
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lp0RTAGE SENTINEL.
LOCAL AND Personal.

;.1n% REMOVAL.-The Por-
Aogs Sentinel Office has been re-
moved from its former location,
over E. L. Richardson's Hard
ware Store, to the large and
conimodious rooms in the third
STORY of No. 6 Phoenix Block.
Entrance between Hatch's Drug
Store and Bostwick & Beatty's
Dry Goods Store.
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:
PRor. GARFIELD IS LEoruRE,-Pfof.J ]. A
GARr1ELD's lecture before the Young Mems
Lyceum, on the evening of the 93d instant,
was a rich intellectual treat. The subject
-"Sir Walter Scott"'---was most admirably
treated, and the manner %. doing so COM
pleteiy captivaaed the senses of the audience
and held them almost spell bound. Want
of space prohibits any extended review. We
but echo the sentiments of all who listensd
10 it, when we say that it was one Of the most
popular lectures ever delivered before the Ly.
ceuI.
Rev. J. A. NORTON, OF the Methodist E.
church will address the Lyceum on Saturday
evening, the I'd Of January.
MEErirNSre OF THE MEMBER OF THE BAR.
Alta meeting Of the Ravenna Bar on the
2lth day Of December, 1857, occasioned by
the death Of Orlo w. Strong, Hon. Darius
Lyman was called 10 the ohaih ,apd samu-
81 D. Harris. Jr., Esq, appointed sscfetary
On motion, Hon. Luther Day, e. Spald
ing, ]. D. Horton, and H. G.. Ranney;
Esqrs., were appointed d Committed to pre-
pare resolutions suitable to the occasion
who reported the following, which were
unanimously adopted: n
Whereas. In the Providence Of God, Orl,
4 w. Strong. member Of our Bar, has beer
| vamnvad from ne bv death.
Resolved, That in the death OF Bro
Strong we deplore the loasiof q Young ant
worthy member 81 thej profession, WI ost
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MfScELLANEoUS.
Cafpestis,, cotton '''.' wool and '."' hemp
Oil Cloth, from one to two yards "ids'
Wall Paper and Curtains.
Ready-made Clothing.
Sheeting, from one to two and a alfsd'' wide
Sheeting, e'sasA'd'
FIannelssss ssa aHd rp'''.
Cotton Flannel :"
Damask for Curtains, good
Curtains, SWISS null and plaid
Cravats, black and fancy
Stocks, with springs >E ~
Bonnet Ribbons, very ri'h'
Bonnets, satin and man'ua''
Edgings,.l lace and ''"''''. :
Suspeidefs,s sn'''' and boys.
Umbrellas, hr''-Fa'' to. loose
Hickory Shirting.
Bags, ready made
J.
Smyrna times., 1857-02-25

hearts tablet, in the days of young romance
And amid the sage old authors, and the brilliant
wits, with whom was in daily converse, that
spirit of Beauty was ever a welcome guest
And the wit of Swift, the enrapturlng elo-
quence of Sheridan, the staid musings OF a
Bentham, the profound Biblical scholarship of a
Clarke, nor the brilliant, luminous (but sadly
seductiye) emanatons from such minds as
Moore, Byron and Shelley, could never de-
throne nor overthrow the profound respecT, the
deep love, that existed in my heart for WOMAN.
And in those days of sombre melancholy,
and of acute mental anguish, which, under the
providence of God, has been my lot 10 bear, the
kindness, courtesy and genial hospitality of wo-
man has been my chief consolation. And the
offering of my heart ut her shrine, to-day. is as
warm, free and gushing, as twas ia those days
of wild romance, when the reciProcation of
&C first love " clothed earth with the Eden hues
of paradise. And,
"Let the m I'd poets say what they please
OF the sweets Of farles peris, goddesses /;
There's not such treat among them all,
Haunfcrs of cavern, lake and waterfall
AS u reGL tsGmdH :"
Nineteen to-day! A poets tribute for thy
" treasure book" Shall he deemed worthy
OF niche i'll some out-ot-the-way corner, where
curious eyes will not pry into Its hGden secrets!
Will bright eyes look upon and peruse it, and
gentle voice re read il on the coming anni-
versaries of life I! vii! it be read and rcmem-
bered when this wild henri of mine shall he
forever hushed and silent,
Sand the grass is green above me.
And those who bless me now and love me
Are sleeping by my side =
If so, shall be amply repaid for the hour that
] have devoted to its composition. In concu-
sion, let me but add the sincere wish OF my
heart: May your life be ever as glad and happy
as the wild birds in June-.nay flowers spring
up in your pathway, the aroma Of which will
make delightful the home of your choice!
ROSeuiIie, Del, Jan. %, 81.
Smyrna times., 1857-02-25
An Ode on the Sub Atlantic Telegraph,

BY FRANCIS LIEB R.
Ere they have riven our continent in twain,
Re wed the widest seas at Panama
Ere they have broken through the banks of sand
That tie the east to Africa:
They weave a thread in h story's flowing robe
Worthy of the rapturous strain of Pindar's Tyre; !;
They bury far beneath the changing tides
Their inter-hemisphe wire.
We ioyed when dsts Mt nations of the globe
ToEagland's Thames their skill and fabrics sent;
Joy more when Europe bends to whisper words
Into the ear of giant Oceident.
Not science shall this work and wonder claim ;
Far more was needed-all that nobly fills
Tho souls of races with a settled thought,
And, godlike. binds the scattered wills.
" two to whom our God has freedom given,
Whence others freedoms nourshment must
draw,
Commune like kin, and place the precious thread
'Gainst war, beneath the na tiou's law.
Commune increasingly, exchange, increase
The means Of peace and culture, large and high:
Without this duwry modern freedom must,
Fevered and sel!-cOnsuming, die.