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AYERS
Command Extract Of SarsapariIla

he most cTcctual remedy which the medical
.,ili of our times can devise for this every
where prevailing and fatal malady. 1t is COM
,;iiod from the most active rcmeduls that have
,ccn discovered for the cxpurgation Of this foul
disorder from the blood, and the rescue of the
system from its destructive consequences.
Hence it should he employed for the cure OF
not only Scrofila, but also those other ai!cc-
ions which arise from it, such AZ EnurrlvE
md SKIN DISEASES, ST.. ANrnoSy's FinE,
RosE. or ERysIrEIAs, pIMrLEs, PuSrULEs,
BLorenrs. BIAISs and Boirs, TrMoHs, TErrEs
and SALT RnEuM, ScALD HEAD, RiSGwoRM,
RHEUMATISM, SyrniIIT,c and MEhcuRiAL DIS,
EASES. DHorsY, DYSPEPSIA, DEnlLIrl, and
indeed, ALL COMPLAINTS ARISING FROM VITA
FED OR IMPURE BLOOD. The popular belize
"impmIty Of tie blood" is founded in truth
or scrofula is degeneration Of the blood Ih'
particular purpose and virtue OF this Salsapa'
lila is to purify and rcgenera'e his vital fluid
without which sound health i, impossible ii
contaminated constitutions.
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A Y E IRIS
Ague Cure.
ron Tue SPEEDY CURE OF

Intermittent Fever, or Fever "n" SSue.
Remittent Fever, chill Fever. DUmh
Ague. Periodical HEADACHE. on BILIOUS
Headache, a.na Bilious Fevers, ind
for the whole class Of diseases orig inei &
ing in hillary arrangements. caused 10y
the Malaria of aIiasmatic Countries.
We are enabled here to offer the community q
remedy which, while it cures the above complaints
with certainty, is still perfectly harmless in an,
quantity. Such remedy is invaluable in distrcts
where these affecting disorders prevail. This
CURE" exprls the miasmatic poison Of FEyEr
AND AGuE from the system, and prevents Tie de
velopment of the disease, if taken on the hrs! hp
oroach of its prcmoMitory symptoms. Ut not oHll
the best remedy ever yet disco, for This ras
If complaints. but also the chcapcst. The !arc:
luantity supply for dollar lrinGs it within the
each o, every body; ard i'll bilious districts. where
FEVER AND AGuE prevails, every body should
rave it and it freely both for care and protcr
,n. A great superiority of hi, remedy over an,
,,her ever discovered for the speedy and certain
IRE OF lntcrm;,tcnt: is that it contains no Qniint
y mineral. consequently it produces no qninis'n o.
hcr Injurious effects whatever upon the constilu,
on. Iiinsc cured iy il are left as healthy as Il
hey had never had the disease.
Fever and Aguc is not al ,;.c ti,e consequence oil
he masnotir poison. great variety of dior
trrs arise from its Irritation, among which are
Nea,ahyia, Rheumatism, Cont, UeaGache, Blind,
ness, 7ooh tchc, Ea,nche, tofo,2h, Asthn,a, Fat
ut titan, Painful affection IF tie Spleen, Hyster.
IS, PAN ia Me Boiceks, cato, Paralysis and De.
unqrmr"t Of TIE Stonaach. all of which. when
riginalin, in this cause. Vut OH the Information,
pc. oy become periodicals. This " CURE expels
he poison from the blood, and consequently cures
hem all alike. Ii is an invaluable protection te
immigrants and persons travelling or temperate,
csdhs in the ni.,arious districts If taken occa
onaily or daily while exposed to the i'll lection
hat wi! be cxcrr:ed from the system, and canno
,c,;:nulatc in sufficient quantity to rpcn into dis
,ase Hence it is even more valuable for protcc
con than euro, and few will ever suffer from Inter
nttents if they avail themselves Of the protection
,h;. remedy affords.
Prepared ly Dr.. J. c. AVER 8. CO., Lowell, Mass
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Read what the People say

4OOOO WAQU UAO OVp1O Guy .
... DscoeAn, Sept. IL, 1861.
Mr.. S. Huntington-Sir Please send me three
bottles of those Daudeion Bit ers. Your agent
here is entirely out Of them. I have been afdicted
for several years with cosveness, sour stomach and
loss OF appetite and have never found any thing that
three bottles aud feel like man, having good
appetite and my food dgests well, which it had not
much good as those have taken did me, shall be
entirely Cared. Yours, truly, G. B. eALusnA.
Eldorado, Sept. IL 1851.
Dr.. Huntington-Slr: Allow me for the benefit of
received from your Bters. had been suffering from
scrofula for twelve months, when In June last you
left at my house two bottles, which took according
to directions, and | much better after taking
them, that bought four more Of your agent here,
and have taken them all up, aud can now say that
am perfectly we'll and free from scroffula You are
at liberty to make such Of this statement for the
HARRISON D. LOWRY.
Fort Atkinson, Sept. IL, 1851.
s, Huatiagton--Dear sir Permit me to express
my thanks to you for the benefit have derived from
the use OF your Dandelion and Wild Cherry Bitters.
have been afflicted for about two years, with dim
Guilty in the throat, which my physicians call Bron
chitis Some time last spring, bought a bottle of
Your Bitters and used them according to directions
on the bottle. ! felt much better while using
Them that bought half dozen bottles, and am now
for would rs soon do without bread do without
them There several others in this neighborhood
who their life and health to the use OF your med
icne. Very truly, yours, +. RODGERS.
This cerifes that I have been entirely cured of
Liver complaint, by the Of the Dandelion and
Wild Cherry Bitters. prepared by s. Huntington, of
Farmersburz, Iowa: Also, my sister, Mrs Caleb
and loss OF Appetite by the Of the same medicine
Ossian, Iowa. Sept. l6, 1861
MRS. upHEMA BurrRRFIELp.
McGregor, Iowa, June Goth, 1861.
Nr. s. Huntington Dear sir Having been troubled
for the past few with indigestion and dyspepsia.
induced through the recommendation Of one
of your agents to try the Dandeon and Wild Cherry
Biters aud gives great satisfaction to state that
hane found the btters very useful giving relief in
every instance. H. 3. NEWELL,
THos. UPDEGRAFF.
Farnersburgh, Iowa, Oct. Is, 1861.
Mr.. S. Huntingdon Sir We the und ersigned
having used your Bitters in families for the last
year, would cheerfully recommend them to those un.
acquainted with them, to be all they recommend
ed to be. They have failed to have the desired
effect in any instance. p. NJ. WHITE,
F.. G. COOK,
J.. II. M'ALvIN.
November Is, 1S61yl
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SINGERS letter A MACHINE,

SINGERS letter A MACHINE,
Is tho best Machine in the World for Family
Seeing and Light Manufacturing purposes.
Price, nth Hemmer & beautifully orn.mentsdl $50
We would ask for our LETTER A Machines, the
special attention OF Vest Makers and Dress Makers,
and all those who want Machines for light ndnufac
Turing purposes. They smbody tn. principles OF the
Manufact uring Machines, making. like them, the in
terlOcked stitch and destined to be celebrated
for FAMILY SEWING and light manufacturing purposes
our Manufacturing Machines are for manufacturing
purposes in general.
ton to the number of things that they can do we'll
See what ours do before making a purchase.
There Is no doubt as to the value Of machines
for manufac urng purposes but only Of late that
the public began to learn that the essential elements
of machine best adapted to the heaviest work. wod
also be the elements to be embodied in Family
Machine It is now well understood that cur Letter
Machine is the only Family Machine yet offered to
the public which has simplicity, rapidly, durability,
and certainty OF correct action. White as general
thing, the sewing machine people are candid enough
to acknowledge that machines are uhequaed Tor
manufacturing purposes, they are almost sure to as
sert in the same breath, that sIsGEss letter or
mere trick Of the trade and we confidently invite
those interested in the subject to examine for them
selves, and see what our Letter FAMILY MACHINES,
with all the recent improvements, are capable OF do:
ing. While they will sew the most delicate material
to perfecto already stated they are also adapted
to light manufacturing purposes, and this be it re.
membered, can not be said of any OF the other FAM
| lily MACHINES yet offered to the public
The Nos. / and Machines are OF great capacity
| and application for manufacturing purposes.
Our No 3 Machines arc especially adapted to oil
kinds Of light and heavy Leather Work, in Carriage
| Trimming Boot ard Shoe making, Harness making,
etc etc. They of extra size. with an arm long
enough to take under and stitch the largest sized
| dashes. There is scarcely any part OF Trimners
stitching that cannot be better done with them than
by hand 50, too the saving OF time and labor Is
very great The table Of these machines - inches
long, and the shuttle will hold six times ~ much
thre as the shuttle used FOR tailoring purposes The
! large machines work a. fast as small ones. ...
| We have always on hand,
| - ~
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FEM ALES.

The many certificates which have been rendered US
and the letters daily receiving are conclusive
II oof that among the women these Btters have given
satisfaction which Others have ever done before.
No woman IN the land should be without them and
those who them will not fail to keep supply
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OH! SCISSORS!
"A. ~. StPVealS.

OFFERS his services to the McGregor public, as
~ BARBER AND HAIR DRESSER.
lie has purchased the
"LONE STAR" SHA WING SALOON,
or Thompson, and will hereafter be found ut all time
ready to oblige those who may call on him.
May 18th, 1861.
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Great Reduction in The Prices.
SINGER & CO.'S
STANDARD MACHINES

Well knownto be the Best for Manufacturing Purposes
No. l, Shuttle Machine, formerly sold at 49,
$50, Reduced TO {: $40 %
No. 2. Shuttle Machine, formerly sold at
$40, Reducedto IS 90
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In every respect equal to their predecessor

r HAVE.
esn AEe
atoge hpa mos t !.
dtod.
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81 IL. Singer & Co.'S Gazette,"
Which il beautiful Pictorial Paper entirely devote
to the subject-IT WILL BE SENT GRATIS.

rn-We have made the above EEDucr'oN IN PRICES
with the two-ield view OF bencfting the public and
ourselves. The public have been swindlcd by spur.
Gus machines made in imitation Of ours. The metal
in them the iron casting to the smallest piece, Is
OF poor vuality Their makers have not the means TO
do their work we'll They arc hid away In, secret
pa e., where would be impossible to have at their
command the proper mech Ancal appliances. 1t Is
only by doing great business, and having extensive
manufacturing stnblish ments, that good machines
can be made ut moderate prices. The best designed
machines, BADLY MADE ure always liable to get out
OF Order and to cost considerabi trouble anu
money to keep them in repair.
The qualities to be looked for in machine, are
any of correct action at all rates OF speed, SIM
plicy OF trucon, great durability, ana rapd'ty
OF operation, with the least labsr. Machines to com
bine thcse essential qualities, must be made OF the
hest metal and finished to per lection g nave the
wavs and m cans. on a q aud scale, to do this
The purchasers Of machines. W ose daily preao IL
NAV concern, will find that those having the above
qualities not only work we'll mt rapid - we'll rs sl"w
rates OF speed but last long in the finest possihie
work., q order. Our machines. a made ty US, VIII
earn more money with less labor than any Others,
whether in imitation of not In iact they arc
cheaper than any other machines a. GIT
LOCAL AGENTS WANTED.
l. NJ. SINGER CO.,
ASS Broadway, N. Y.
re- Milws ukee Office, II, Newhall House AN
EN- Chicago Office, 81, Clark street. aa
MESSRS. BUCK Il BICkNELL.
Agents in Nicer ogor.
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Oh HIIDS. New Orleans Sugar. just received, and
ON J for sale 1t 81 cents per lib. by
NOFFNA ". DENTON q co..
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Hemming Gauges, Sill 7wist, Linen and
Gotten Thread on Spools, Best Machine
OIL in Bottles, etc., etc.

We manufacture our own Needles, and would warn
all persons using machines not to buy any Others
know that there needles sold OF the most III
ferior quality higher prices tn we charge for the
best. The needles sold by US are manufa ctured
esr eciay for our machines. bad needle may rem
der the working OF the ct machine almost useless
ur customers may rest assured that all eur Branch
Offices nre furnished with the genuine article.
In case OF small purchases, the money may be sent
in postage stamps, bank notes. -
nS- Correspondents viii, please write their names
distinctly, 1t is all important that we Should IN each
case know the Post Office, County, and State
u All persons requiring information ABOUT sew
and the best methods of purchasing, can obtain II ey
sending to US or any OF Branch Offices for copy
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FROM SAVANNAH AND FORT PU-
EANKE.


The fastest dates from the Southern Atlantic
coast received are from the Savannah Ns'os of
the I4th. From this we learn nothing additional
to what has been already received by telegraph.
The bom1srdment took place on the 18th. Only
four Of the garrison were injured.
The fort, it is stated was preached in several
places by the heavy rihed Parrot guns, twelve
of which were in the Kings Point battery, dis
tant about a mile and a quarter from the fort.
Early in the day all guns in the barbette except
two were dismounted or otherwise disabled by tbe
FIRE of the eueny's batteries, and seven Of the
casemated guns bearing on the batteries dis
abled. The shot and shell of the enemy's bat
teries having made extensive breaches in the
walls Of the fort their fire was directed towards
the magazine. the location Of which they had
doubtessly learned from deseTters, and Which
was in imminent danger of being exploded, hay
ing been preached IN three places.
The fort having become untenable under the
terrible FIRE of the heavy guns of the enemy,
nearly all cur guns that could be brought to
bear against their batteries having been diss
bled, aud the magazine being in imminent dan
ger, a longer resistance was deemed hopeless,
and the fort was surrendered about two o'clock
in the afternoon.
It is also stated that the effect Of the enemy s
batteries on the walls OF the fort was utterly de-
nolishing- and that the strong masonry, hereto
fore deemed almost impregnsble, offered but fee
bic resistance to the steel lponted shot of the i'm
ulense Parrot guns. The result has shown how
little reliance is to be placed in brick walls
against modern batteries.
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- saxrm TENNEssEE.

The following is q list OF the killed, wounded
and missing OF the sixth Tennessee volunteers
at the late battle Of Shiloh near Tennessee rver:
COMPANY A-Capt. Wilder Killed: E. J
Chiffon, X. a. Jones, E. J Milan, J. II. Ne
Colpin, Jason Paris, G II Tominsou.
Wounded: Lieut. S b Hotchkiss, Lieut. w
W Rutledge Sergeant Leroy, Sergeant T. N
Potter, Sergeant II. G. Jordan Sergeant A. d.
Garret. Corporal W. NJ. Scott, Corporal W H
Klyce Pryabes Z Clark, p H,Clay, A. NJ
Cameron, W. c. Cobb. P. T. Estes, W E
Hughes, T T. Hood, B P Humphries, Ssmue
johnson, Sid. Moore, James Mullgan. II. II
Mills. J W. Ralney, Z A. RayGor, A. + Song
ster, John Vcss, O. W Ross, John z Patten, r.
PEBBLES.
Missing: T. NJ Johnson, John Prizzard, T.
J. Lindsay, J. NJ. Goodwin, J Z. Thomas.
COMPANY B-Captain Person.-Killed Capt.
G. {. Person, y. g. Harris. Wounded: Lieut.
W. T. Psrham, Orderly Sergeant w. T. Lock,
CORPORAL S. B Dennis, F. NJ Turner, o. I.
Wilmington, R. J. Williams Il. L Hsrgress.
Missing B. Mason.
COMPANY O-Captain FTeeling.-KiIled Col
or Sergeant G w. Black, }. z. Emerson J. B.
Tins, J. W Temple E. A. Ferrel acting color
sergeans
Wounded: Lieut C L. Winchester, John A
Givens. John Z Reeves, T. Bryant, c. a. Davis,
n. A Ewing, A B. Goodwin, T b G. Hamil
ton, J. n Mays, P A Nelson, n T. White, E.
h. Morgan, j c. Haltom, 4 B Rains
Missing: IL. 7. johnson, G. W. Heidelburg
COMPANY D-Capt,inJ JoAus.-Killed Lieut..
J. W. Parish, PRIV stes Ed. Burton, G.. W Hum
phries, r. r. McCutchen, J. T. McNeas. T. J.
Nelson.
Wounded-W. NJ Thompson, J. W Davis,
Richard Harris, temporal substitute for his
brother, j. l. harris, Capt. Johns, Semgent Ed
SeaDrook. C1rPorals J NJ Moore and L. NJ
Armstrong, Pdvates !. NJ Arnold, G. r Rlaka
" II. Bialock, I. H. Boles, J S. Bgylan. r a
Carpenter, 3 }. Cooke, j. W. Dodgon r r
DckeTson, J NJ Farris, James Heron n r
Hesier' >. u. Holloway, J. II Jordan. NJ
Dennis, john McAdams, A NJ Moore ! A
Nelson, II Palmer, j, S. RiYes, w. II Rivas
G. 4. Shaw, W. J. Smith, w. J Stafford. 7 r
Stephenson, Henry Thomas William Yanjiv
COMPANY E-Capt Woodland -WoYnja5
Capt. J NJ Wooiard lst Lieut. }. W. Fusseu
I'd Lieut. Henry c. Hill, Sargent }. r. Aske,v
Privates J. II. Ford, J. d. Jones, W. c. Oliver
L. D. Roberts, w. II. Stephens, W. J. Watson,
J. Y Wood.
COMPANY F-Cspt. Eewsom.-KiIled; E.'W
Davis, VIM. Davis.
Woundej-Cspt. John Z Hewsom. lst Lieut.
E. s. Mollison ID Lieut.. J. L Arnold Corporal
d. NJ Spencer, Privates @. W Barnes Dan
Ryne, Dan Reardon, Nose Murphy, A. J. Bre-
nan, Thomas Walsh, A Coligau, A Williams,
Ed Quinn, r. Giiroy, A McGowen, Pat Wood
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and coercion are necessary It's said that there
are some who are remiss and shirk from their
duty. Let the takers and writers we are speak
ing of direct their efforts to bring these laggards
M to the mark, and not commit the injustice Of
dealing harshly with the many willing, on ac-
count of the few unwilling. There are men
who, If out Of prison, will steal; they ought to
be put in prison, but it is not necessary, there
fore, to put all the community into confinement,
the honest portion included.
There is Of course no intention or desire among
any party in the Confederacy, to endanger the
sacred institutions of our liberty, but in the heat
Of contest, in the excitement caused by the
events of the war, warm and impulsive natures
are apt to think more Of the means at hand. than
Of the object that lies in the distance 1t should
be the aim of the press to correct this very natu-
raj tendency, and to call attention back to those
sacred and lofty principles which our fathers bled
to establish, and which it is our stern determine
ton to maintain and perpetuate
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COMPANY Hist Lieut. Thos. Hsrdgrove,
commanding Killed: V. J. Hadawny 4. F..
'Wo9Iuded-Lieut Thos. Hsrdgrova, 2d Cor
DorsI G. W Sykes, Sd Corporal i. E. Hutchins,
Pdvates A. B Jones, J. L. Brim, J. A. Gallo
way, j. NJ Cartmsl, Joseph CTOtton, W. B..
Chester, Michael Connajly, J. NJ. Dic6arson,
Fred Grsnagle, Middleton Hays, \. Il. Hopper,
A D. Hart, Il. 3. Hurt, jr,, H A MeHiwetnet,
w. A. Jones, u. f. Neil Wm Power, 8. n
Sykes r p Stedman, T. J williamson, h A.
Burrus.
Wounded and Missing - Orderly Sergeant
! G. W. Tomlin, Private B. H. Smith.
COMPANY Capt Mckinney Killed: Lieut.
Ed. Smith, Corporal T. c. Carter, Priystes +.
| NJ Arnold-N j. Arnold, 5 P. Johnson, j. K.
McIver, r. w Pearson, A. H. Young.
Wounded-CapJ W. } f. Mckinney, lst Lieut
! j. W Matthews, Sd Lieut.. >. w Leonard.
Sergeant II. S Matthews, 2. G r. Garter, }. w
! BaLlentne, J b Arnold, II. c. Barnett, ". a.
Donegan, W. a Graves, j. A. Harpoie, }. II.
| Holt W Jones, A. Jones. g. NJ. kennedy
( C. Marson, ). N. Sawrie, James wilson.
COMPANY G-Cap1. Fgeeman.-Kiied Capt.
/ J. B. Freeman l~r Lieut. L. NJ JacNson.
! Wounded: James r. Miller, sesgeant, T. II.
/ Childs, r L. Hicks, A Jones, g. LeiPer E. d
4 McClsuahau, J NJ Muir, T. H NOrve', }. II
! Norwood n A Pagues ". Perry, W A Stew
art. J d. Tidwell, J P. Waricl,, J. NJ. Warlick,
/ J. NJ Wilson.
Missing: }. n. Mcclellan.
COMPANY K-CaPt Ingram.-KiIed john
| Midyett, P J. Verser.
Wounded: l. Staten, a. E. Motif, G. W
! Wray, w H Wray, Summerliu, ?. Drake
/ r. A Reid, W t. HarstOn, D. J. Philips 4.
! D. Carter, W a Johnson, r. C. Walker, Lieut.
| j. Walker, R Byram, w G. CardwelL, NJ. Vim
SON W. A. Wilson, missing.
John J Campbell, company II, attached to
Gen Chesthams staff had his head shot off by
a cannon ball.
VIM D. Stephens, volunteer aid to Col. Ste
phens, severely wounded in mouth, neck, and
leg R. r DASHEILL, G. ). A
S-,rcanr. 9Th Rar Innn. Vol.
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TO THE PUREEC.

MEMPHIS AND CHARLESTON r r OFFfCE.
MEMPHIs april 6 b. 1852 Z
DEEM il due % tbs public 70 stare tes he tsek.sz
= fssii'd by this company god fO- freight or A.
sage. always have and away viii os redeemed a. he
treasurer Office In curCoag bank notas when i've GOT
iars or more are presented. Thev are JnI7 issued i'm
trlusac ION 10 make casDge, and L. desirable r. issue
a. Few ot tAem as pOss Die, aud the company viii b.
greatly obl gel 10 any who vii Dreseas them f.r
redemption Notwithstanding tbs many rz0rs circ1I4-
ted 70 dscredit these in order spsculss upon
u pubLc. SAa TATE
uul9Sr pr--id-ur
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-eom Advanced Sheets OF the southern Monthly for
May.I
QUE FAITH IN 81.


THst governments ars instituted smong men, derivu
fler Just powers from DE Of tc g0rrrHe3 tha
whenever uay farm Of l0rr1Esag becomes dsstruotv
Of these ends tr ygbt g Fs Ds1D 10 a or a5olis
~ and 20 institute nan ggrarFat laying It's fOuud
SHst ur5U eiBs and organizing it, powers in slr
forms TO THEM SHALL sEElI most likely to effect the
safety and piues'DecaratsyH Of i8dPeUderoe J'a
Not vt one huu5-. d years have town
Since. on this very spot,
The subjects Of a Sovereign throne
Lisge-master Of their lot,
This high decree sped DER the sea-
From council board and tent.
No earthly power rule the free
But ty tbeir own consent
For t5is they fought a. Ssxous fight
On bloody fields and long
Themselves the champions of the right,
Aud judges Of the wrong;
For this, their stainless knighthOOd wore
Tn brand rebels name,
Until the starry cross they bore
Set all the skies shame
And States co-equaI and distinct
OutshOue the western suu.
By one great charter interlinked-
Not blended into one
Whose craven key that high decree
The grand Inscription lent,
No earthly power can rule the free
But by their own conEeutI"
Oh, sordId age oh, ruthless raEel
Oh, ssereligiOUs wrong!
deed to b. 3st the record page
And snap the srring Of song;
Ia thai great charters name, band
By grOvel!iug greed euticed,
Whose warrant is the grasping hand
OF creeds without Christ -
States thar have trampled every pledge
It's crystal code contains,
Now give their swords keeuer edge
To harness it with chains
To make bond Of brotherhood
The sanction and the SEAL
BY which % arm a rabbe brood
With fraJriciial steel.
Who, conscious that their cause is black
In pulling prose and rhyme,
Talk hstefully Of love and tack
Hypocrisy TO crime
Who smile aud sneak, then hsave the gorge"
Or iuiporeutly frowu
And call Us rebels with King George
As If they wore his crown
Most venai Of a vsnal race,
Who taink you cheat the sky
With every nharisaic face
And simulated lie;
Round FreeG0ms lair with weapons bare
We greet the light divine
of those who thToued the goddess there
And yet inspire tha shrinet
Our loved ones graves are at our feet,
Their h0mestesds ct our back
No lted southr0u can retreat
With women on his track:
Peal, hammered host, the proud decree
Which from your fathers went
No earthly power can roe the free
But by their own CONSENT