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East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1860-07-26
"A ER'S
Ague Cure,
FOR THE SPEEDY cupE OF

FOX THE SPEEDY CufE OF
Intermittent Fever, or Fever and Agpe,
Remittent Fever, Chill Fever, Dumb
Ague, Periodical Headache, or Bilious
for the whole class OF diseases origi-
mating I'm hillary deran gement, caused
by the Malaria OF Miasmatic Coun-
tries.
We enabled here 10 offer the community remedy
which, while 1t the above complaints with GER
tainty Is still perfectly harmless In any quantity Such
q remedy invaluable In districts where these affecting
disorders prevail. This "CuRE" expels the masmatio
poison Of FEVER AGuE from the system, and pre-
vents ths development Of the disease, IL taken the
1> approach Of its premouitory symptoms 1t is not
oohs best remedy yet discovered for this class Of
complrnts but also the cheapest. The large quantity
We supply for dollar brings within the reach of every
body; and in bilious districts, where FEVER AGUz
prevails every body should have II and freely both
for and protection 1t hoped this price will place
within the reach Of all = the poor we'll the rich.
great superiority of this remedy any other
discovered for the speedy and certain Of Interm
tents is that II contains Quinne mineral conse
quently II produces quinsm other injurious effects
whatever upon the constitution. Those cured by Il
left as healthy they had never had the disease.
Fever and Ague is not alone the consequence Cd the
miasmac poison great variety OF disorders arise
Its irritation among which Nenraigid, Rhsamdtsu,
Gb Headache, Bnd~ess, Tboshacls, Earache, c,tarh,
Asthma, FdIpitafion, PainfM Affection Of die Spleen.
Hysteric PUN in 1e Bowels, Cbtic, Paralysis aud De-
rdngement Of The Stomach, all Of which, when originate
ing in this cause, put the terae type, or become
periodical This "CURE" expels the poison from ths
blood, and consequently them all alike. 1t Is
invaluable protection to immigrants and persons trave
ling temporarily residing In the malaious districts. IL
taken occasionally daily while exposed to the nfec-
ton, that will he excretcd from the system, and cannot
accumulate In sufficient quantity to rpen into disease
Hence It is valuable for protection than cure.
and few will suffer from Intermittens II they avail
themselves Of the protection this remedy affords.
Prepared by DR.. j. G. Aver & Co.,
LOWELL. MASS.
ures Rpo 70 East Saginaw. EArox A RIM
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1860-07-26
Irregular or DIsordered Menstruatiol

Irregular or Disordered Menstruation
cured by GuYsorrs EXTRACT OF YELLOW Dock
AND SARsArARILIA.
From practicing physician in Elizabethtown,
HaIdin county, KY
ELrzApErHTowN.
JoHS d. PARK--Dear Sir:--I have tried DR..
Guysotfs Extract Of Yeiiou Dock and sorsdpd-
riVa ia my practice for the of Ditordered Men
situation and find il to have a very fine effect
In one case there wero very alarming commissions,
which occurred in quick succession during the men
strual period; and after the second attack Of that
kind, advised the nse Of DR. Guysott's extract of
Sarsaparia, during the interval and my patient has
not had return of her commissions since. At the
next period she felt some slight convusive sensa-
ton, but not enough to demand medical attention
remain yours, 9. n. McGlLL.
RS7- Soc advertisement
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DIR. GUYsOTTs IMPROVED
EXTRACT OF
YELLOW DOCK AND SARSAPARlLLA
wITL CURE WITHOUT fAIL

Will CURE WITHOUT FAIL
Serofi.la or Kings Era. Cancers, Tismors,
Erupfions of The skim, Erysipeias, Chron-
&c Sore Eyes, Ringrorm or letter, Seaid
Head RhsaBlaiisnn, Pains in The bones Y!
N and Joints, old sores and Ulcers, sireHilg, ~
Of the Glands Syphilis, Dyspepsia, Sal. n
- Rheium, Diseases Of the Kidneys, Loss % "
- APPetite, Diseases arising from ne use -
~ Mercury, Pain in The side and shoulder,
~ General Debility, DroPsy, Jaundiee, =
0. Lnmbago, DC n
n The following case Of benjamin Hughes, IL v
4, one Of the most astonishing on record Amer 4
W forty years sickness two years excrueiatng 81
n torture, the amputation OF one leg ana Tue y
~ body and limbs almost q mass Of eating, pu-
trefyine. discharging ulcers, to be cured by 4
~ eight bottles Of Guysott's Yellow Dock ana
:. Sarsaparilla, is almost miraculous /.
W READ THE CERTIFICATE. n
:. TALAPoosA Co, ALA, Jan. 2. v
4 DIR. GuYsorr-Dear Sir;--I have been af- a
:, flicted for forty years with eruptions ON my
O legs and feet In l645 they had got so bad +.
that had 10 go on crutches, and in 1858 n
vi had one leg amputatcd aboyethe knee In
abcut nine months after my leg broke out IN Ne
- large eating and running sores, from my knee y
~ TO my foot, and discharged great deal OF Of =
:, fensive matter. My groin also broke out In
q large biles, which discharged much offensive a
" matter and at the same time my lett arm had J
* broke out in large running sores nearly TO my
elbow. n
:, The misery that have suffered for the last v
N two Yeas cannot describe to you. was In q.
p such agony that never rested day or night. y
n given up TO die and by the help OF God
had made preparation for death, and =
a had pointed out 10 my family the place where =,
v TO bury my remains. u
a In October last my son brought me one OF q.
II your bottle wrappers; / read it, and found y
- record of some wonderful cures performed by -
I, your Extract Of Yeiioir Dock and Sarsdpa- 10
p rilYa. / sent and got two bottles of II, and :
= commenced taking it. In two weeks, to my d
great establishment, my sores all became easy
n and could sleep all night, a thing had not !!
done for two years When / had taken six
p bottles my sores had nearly all healed My p
= sores got well as ifby enehantment have =
- now used in all eigh bottles Of your Extract
q Of Yellon Dock and Sarsaparilla, and now
consider myself well. i am Mt loss for A.
b. terms to set forth the worth Of this medicine, =
n or to express my gratitude for what II has
done fer me- i must call it the savior of man
from misery while living upon earth
BENJAMIN HUGHES.
Quart bottles, 81 per bottle--sx for IS.
JOHN ID. PARK,
Cincinnati, o.
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NEWS FOR sPoRTsMEN.
S. S. HIATT, GUNSMITII.

OYER CURTIS BOAT HOUSE WATER ST,
EAST SAGfNA W, MICHIGAN
THE subscriber is prepared either 10 manufacture
Il or repair Fire Arms Of all descriptions, in a
workmanlike manner and on short notice
Target Guns, Rifles, Fowling Pieces, Pistols, &c.,
&c, got up 10 order, or put in complete repair IL
defective.
LIGHT MACHINERY
Of all descriptions repaired or damaged portions re-
placed by now, ut moderate rates.
Bullet Moulds, Gun Locks, and all appurtensnces
belonging TO guns made and warranted ms Is also all
work done mt my establishment. Orders solicited.
Door Bells hung on short notice
East Saginaw, April IL, 1860 n37-ly
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East Saginaw, May 18th, 1860,
A CARD.

nR. A. @. BISsELI, having located in East
IL Saginaw, offers his professional services to the
public, and viii attend promptly to all calls during
the day night Office in Hoyts Brick Block.
Refers 10 George A. Iathrop, East Saginaw.
East Saginaw, May Ia, 1860. n42-
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Clothes Reels, Racks, &c,


THE UNDERSIGNED wishes to announce to the
IL public that he has made arrangements with Mr.
WILLIAM SrRAsBURe, Water street, Opposite Der
bys and Bartows stores) for the sale Of his Lager
Beer, Ale and Porter which can be had in quarter,
half and whole barrels, to suit purchasers.
FS7- The attention Of private families Is called to
this announcement.
W. MILLER, Brewer
East Saginaw, May 18th, 1860, n42-4w
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Prepared by DR.. j. G. Aver & Co.,
LOWELL. MASS.

HISS, Bro. & Co, East Saginaw; EAroN 4 BRo.
Saginaw City, and by dealers everywhere.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1860-07-26
60zBoxes Oranges and Lemons.

EoR SALE at John Derby's--60 boxes Fresh
It Oranges aud Lemons. For selo cheap.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1860-07-26

A HOUSE and two Lots on Hoyt street, all new
IA and in fine order. Enquire at this Office, or Of
the subscriber. -. r. MUMF0RD.
East Saginaw, July H. 1890 n5of
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1860-07-26
MARRIED.

On the 2lst ult., at the Indian Council House,
Indian Mills, Isabella county by Rev. HENRY
JACKSON, Mr.. KE-SEwH-wAH-PAY and Miss PAN
sHE-ouAN-Au-No-oUAy,a all Of Isabella.
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ID i L. ID -

d T. d
In this city, on the 23d INST, Mrs MARTHA REpsoS
Wife of Alexander Redson Aged GO years
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1860-07-26

Taking advantage Of all those favorable crcum-
stances CuRrIs, BLISS Co, have supplied themselves
with nm
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1860-07-26

Hfy- 5000 AeESrs WASrEp-To sell new inven-
tons. Agents have made. over s25, 900 on one
botter than all other similar agencies. Send four
stamps and get 80 pages particulars, gratis
EpHRAIM BROWN, Lowell, Mass
pAINTs AND OILS, SYRUP AND M0LAsssE
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1860-11-28

T--lT WVUTT M. 7-Fs-
=-Str rpcetially IN --s
Iurm tIc pub SAi4.-al .aEl.
'ic that he u now frppsred 10 % nll kinds N
work IN III line. in ne teal style. Purcha
scrs vii DIP vel % cnIl and exrmine hi-
stock and work. = be is sasisHad III can
please them.
Blacksmilhing and repairing 0f an kinds
sufnded N nfn-pig. nhT-r*
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1860-11-28

Iho Next. Lady q the Wh8ta House
Ihe future LADY Of sbc White House i
rcrferce, = personagc "a whcm lost nov
the livelies; irscrcs; attaches That III.
|sli adesn end gxace even tho exated posi
lion 70 which she bils fair 10 succeed, nor,
who have had tlc fortune d see her cur
3cuh' She isyei apparently upon tho NJ.
vtniagTous silc of for'y. Win lsce upcr
wlilsa dignliy and sweetness IA blinded. and
tn air III ralasaliensnI rfinsmanito ~hch
1mlNariiy nith tho cgurtiy drawing rooms
AZ Lpni9n, n the ariatocrliic saloons "
Paris, woua hardly lcnd On aided grace YIN
Ss.c adnirsuy calculated u preside over
Err Te1HSilcan rouft III one were permitted
so al 70 describe her prrs9nal appearance
~ ~ mcet 'alf fwry 'be respectful CURIOSITY
which il generally isli uPon the subirc,
'hc dsscrp'i5n wcnld be. That she Is -Iiah.l
N above The ncdium stature. with brown
-vfF, clearly crt fealures, dcicate, robic,I
expressive; rathar distinguished in appear.
ailpn them beautiful, conveying ID the mind
7eneFslly 1n impression of self possession,
ssa.elineaF, ard eiegance. dislnsi my
'~n cplHivn uPon subjects 81 the Kind. brl
eonerr IN ihc belief prcvslen, hereabouu
has lie vill makc a. admirable leader oil
nv stately danes Rnd lovely demoiscles Of
ne national capital. rs tho most faslldious
Iocial maTtinst could issi rc.--Cor. Of the n.
Y World.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1860-11-28

a SrEsTIrvrE ron PREsFRyEs. A lad,
writer in an exchange cornInunicat rs the fol.
loving tit of information obtained whrr,
she "took tca last:'.
a dish cf what Tiook 10 BE- preserve,
was passed y he, which upon tasting, wal
surprised % Icsrn contained no fruit. The
case with which il was prrpured and tht
Ihlhing cost of ls materials. are not ils chieI
recommendaiions, for unless my tasling ap.
Paraius decivod me. A. I. j. not usually .sonl
% do, i j. cnphaiicaIly a tipiop substitute
tx sPplr-sauce, spple.butier, tomato pre-.
serves and al lhat sort of thing. Ils pre-
paraiion j. a. follows: Moderately boil pint
Of molasses from five 70 twenty minutes, &C.
cotding TO its consistency. then ado three
eggs thoroughly beaten, hastily stirring them
In, and continue 10 boil few minutes long.
e., when season with nutmeg Or lemon.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1860-11-28

ETAn old bachelor eeoIogls, was boast
ing that every rock was as familiar 10 him ..
me alphabet. 4 lady who was present do.
cIarcd that che knew ofa rock Of which he
vas perfectly ignorant. "You don't say
just name i, msdam." cried CeIctis, quite
self-Posscssed- III 10 rock she cradle, sir. y
replied ,hs lady.
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tasAsl's' Growing Old, John.
Our fathers growing Ola. joha;
tils eyesare growing dim;
B And years. are % his shoulder laid,
A heavy weight for him.
And you and I ars onng and hale,
And each sialwart man.
And we must make bis load g. lglat
And easy as we can.
lle used 70 take ne bruni. John,
\ AZ cradle enl - plow,
Ard earned our ppriase BY tic sweat
Thss Fickleids his brow;
XII never tesrd We hin complaln,
What e'cr hia lsil raiahl bc.
Ngr wanted c'cr ra leone seat
Upon his aolid knee.
Anl whsnorr boy.airencih came, john.
And sturdy grew each mo,
'ie brought u 10 ihc yellow field,
~ share TIE ,oilwilli hill;
aa. lAe went foremost in lhe swaih,
Tossing sside ihe grsia,
1rst llke ihe plow thsr heaves no s,il,
or ships that sheer ths main.
Now ws must Iced he van, John,
ThF0ugh weather foul and iair.
ana lef 'he III man read odd tsz.,
Ana iiit hls erfy chsir;
And he'il not miuaf Jehr. you know.
Me h ten u o'cr
rhofe brave oll tags oi British lmcs.
Hur grandsircs and Tic war.
Ies, father's growing oli, Ioha,
llis eyes arc getting dim,
Ipd n ,her'sireaLing zohly down
The tcsP descent with him.
'ui YER and are young and haic
And each 4 siaiwaf' man;
Anl 1e must make Their path a. an0cth
And level as we can.
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HT-A wag states that ho always looks
under tho "marrege head, for NE nrwo Of
ihe "wWk."
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1860-11-28

OF The Jamaica people arc discursln
'he policy Of annexing that colony to Tho Z
States.
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RATES or ADVERTISING .

RATES or ADVERTISING.
Forsquare of 10 lines o. less, week, ~ o..
Each subsequent insertion, - cls.
Longer adyeriisemc r,s, N sane rate. IA
fraction over even square or squares, roanied
a. square. These are the terms fpr tran
Sicnt advertisements, reasonable deduc-
tion will be made n regular advertisers.
Notices of appointment of administrators
and legal notices of Ike character 10 be
paid for VI advance.
ANNOUNCING CANDIDATES.:
For Township Offices. each, Sl,0o
For cOung 600
For District, Circuit, NJ State. 500
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We hympsihize with The afflicted: but "
cannot recommend them 10 10 sny ,bip,
desperate. Wharis lhe usei They ure bes,
en now; they may triumph next time: Il
'ac'' they have generally had their own va,
had they been subjected 70 Tie discipline y
advcrai'y "a chen rs we have. rhcy woul.
probably bcar Il with more philosophy. ans
aeport themselves moro hefttncly. We
llve to learn: and one Of tho most difTicul,
Requirements ID that Of meeting reyersea
with graceful fortiiude.
The telegraph informs us thot mos, of
ne Cotton States are meditat;no a with.
drowal ircm the Union because Of Lincolu,s
election. Very well; they have sriqh, 10
mediate, and meditation is profitable en-.
plogmeni q eisure. We have a chronic
inylncible disbelief in disnnion as rem.
edy for either Northern or Southern criey.
onces; we cannct perceive any necessary
Feinsion between Tho alleged disease and
ms ultrs-hesoc remedy: still, we sav. Tf
anybody sces il 70 mediate disueicn. lei
mem % 50 unmolesied. That was base
ana hypocritic row that tho Housc once
raised, ct southern diciaton, about tho ezra
oi John Quincy Adams. becsuue he present.
ed pe'iIion fcT the dissolution Of tie Union.
The Petitioner had right iuismuke tho re-
quest; I WINS the mcmbci's duty 10 present
" Aad now, II The Cotton states consider
iAo value Of the Union dsbatablc, we main.
'ain their perfect righ, 10 discuss X. Nav:
we hold with Jefferson 10 the inaIisnable
rigbtof communities TO alter or abolish forma
u government that have become oppressive
y injurious; and IF the cotton States shall
that they can do better. ou,
y me Union than in ID, we insist on letting
heni.co ~ peace. The richi.to secede may bo
revolutionary one, but il exists neverlhe-
ess; and we Do not see how one par,y can
isve right % do what another party has !
lght % prevent. We must ever resist the
sser'ed right Of any State to remain In The
]nion and nullify or def shs l.n,s sL.~--r.
withdraw from the Union is quite another
iatler. And whenever considerable sec
Or of our Union shall deliberately resolve
~ ont. wc shall reaist al. coercive meas
res dealgned 70 keep i IN. We hope never
} live in Republic whereof one section is
nncd'to We residue ny bayonais.l
But while we thus uphold the practical
berty, y not.the abstract right of..seccssion,
. must insist that the step be taken, II il
Ter shall be, with the deIiberaiion and
'nyiiy befuing so momenicus an issuc.-
4 annie time hr riv~- tor reflection; let
2 subject be fully canvnssed before tho
'cple; aud Lea popular vote be taken in
'cry'case before secession is.decroed. Let
2 people be told just why they are urged
break up The confederation: let them
ye both sides Of the question fully present.
I; lea them reflect, deliberate, then vote:
d LEI the act or secession be the echo Of
unmislakable populer fat. A judgment
us rendered. demand for separation SO
cked, would either be scquissced in with
I the effusion Of blood ,sor these who rush-
upon carnege 70 defy and defeat II would
ace themselves clearly in the wrong.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1860-11-28

0~rThc population Of Nashville % sev.
suisss thousand snd twenty.
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ORA sUb-commitsoe Of school board,
not a--iboussnd miles from hero, were.exam-
inr class in primary school. One or tho
committee, 70 shtrpcn up their wits. pro-
pounded The following question:
III ! hai mipce pie and should have to
give two-twelfihs 10 John, two-twelfths to
Isaac, two-twclfths to Harry, and should
keep half The pie myself, what would thcre
be leitl,
There was profound study ''among The
schcl0rs, but finally cne lad held up his hand
a. signal That be was ready 10 answer.
@WelI, cir, what would there be left! Speak
up loud, 80 ihai'all can hear said the OK
amincr.
Tho plstcw shouted the hopeful fellow.
The committeeman turned red in the face,
while the other members roared aloud.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1860-11-28

0~-Old Sw'pes asked bun'ly: care YOU
the Methodisr parson jusl come here 10
preach!,
Il en- pleasantly replied tho minister
"Well," Faid Swipes, will you toll me
how old the devil islv
"Kcep your own family record quickly
returned ihe preacher, and left tho rocm
amid the roars Of the company
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1860-11-28

Axg r .t2 IA1ys
NOTARY PUBfIc. Land and Tasrrrrrc
- aeent Otice AZ the Couri lIgu-r, lus
per. Ind. 4ay
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-30
BeayeI.Danl.

The editor Of the Horizon Argus--wllo, by the
way is an inveterate Wag-has been TO Beaver
Dam, and upon his return, gets off the following
upon the city. 1t will be perceived, from his de-
scriptien, that Beaver Dam is second only to Madi
son. He says:
The other day we paid a visit to this furnishing
city (Beaver Dam) and called on our friend Cnlla-
ton, Of the Citizen, and looked into things gene
rally. Cullaton has tip-top office, and being the
only paper in the place, is, we are glad to say,
making money
Beaver Dam is large city of some 18,900,000
inhabitants, built of wood, gable end toward the
street. 1t is situated in the midst of highly fer
tilted town. and promises to be the largest place
in this world or the next. It was 'settledu some
years since by one Beaver and about twenty Dams,
but the fever and ague shook the eaver off and it
is now known as simple B. Dam. Since then the
| place has improved somewhat. Immense stores,
at least ten feet high, and deep in proportion have
been erected at the cost of twenty zone dollars and
sixtytwo cents each, constructed as to be taken
| in whenever the heavy dew mandates the city.
When this is the case, the inhabitants by means of
| force pumps throw the water from their cellars up
| into a large lake Immediately over the city.
| The principal productions city lots, bank
rupts and taxes, for the manufacture of which
several large establishments run day and night.
City lots sell by the trunkful in Chicago, Milwaukee
and other inland towns, by which the Dam is gene
rally well kept up. Horizon, Madison, Milwaukee,
Chicago, New York, Dodge county and some other
| small towns, derive their principal support from
Beaver Dam; while her ships float on every sea,
her flag waves from every mountains peak, and
her motto, You p. Dam, is on the tongue of every
nation. The capitol Of the United States will be
| removed there the coming summer, when the Pa
eiic and Atlantic will be turned into her reser-
Fors for the manufacture of salt to be used on her
/ tables.
They had fine water-power last summer, but a
| strangers horse drank it up, since when, a boy
has driven their immense mac hinery with syringe
This alone speaks volumes for their driving pro
| pensities. The Bugaboo Railroad will be finished
soon, probably this week, when we will be able to
speak more particularly OF its advantages. Some
ten or twelve vacant stores would seem 10 indicate
q few fine chances for business men.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-30

"a Consistency, thou an a Je,eei-t
Oh cisste Ircreiia drah appareied friend
whose grandsises iaih withssood their brethren ef
Self naTtyssd nuSir esistahts TO the end
Nos drew the sword fnr sacred Liberty
But waited. passive. hi their garb Ut peace,
The willis the Naiinnss affairs smoked wiiis war,
Till lie rude shock Of battling hosts should Cease
70 ioin the victor's tFain--wilhout u scar
Oh. mild eyed rnatron daughter Of o creed
Born of prescription, by endurance nursed.
By suppiiance strengthened and by meekness freedl
Whose conuuests by no blot OF blood are cursed
Whose lo,ldest voice agaiurt social wrciIg-
Whose hercest strife against tyra2t' Is sway
Have been submission. silence, suffering long,
mild rrftiual OF a patient nay p
on Quakeress Mother Woman /. Wilt thon fling
The uilen hue of peace aside, II last,
And the red trophies of the bravo bring
10 dannt their blpod.sHins Ger The spotless past
Doss tiou proclaim + The hero Of the age, "
A man Of strife, uFe-spatfered 10 the eyes,
Whose record beaIs crime on every page
Oh Friend Oh ! Pharisee in Hin Disguise
Is this thy mission. sancfjfed by flame
OF your frst Martyrss This their faith, who leach
To wfit and sniferf Shame I.ncreia shame
Cast On thy garments, Change Thy simple speech
Be. an thou will, q Joan. in word and deed
PM on the scarlet !. grid the trenchent blade
Cry havoc sniite and sEfaae not Own thy creed
And frcm new 9sieAns proclaim = ne " crusade
But, oh no more, iii hyppertic art.
Glide thru The land, with calm upon Thy face,
Peace III Thy garb, aud slaughter in thy heart,
False TO Thy faith, and recreant 10 thy race