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UP WITH THE BANNER.


4 TENNESSEE CAMPAIGN SONG.
The peop sure have bene too long
Tho crushing weight Of cruel wrong.
And every instinct ofths free.
Cries-Up with the dag Of liberty.
CHOpUs-Up with the banner ofliberty,
Down With its foes in the dust;
II ,re can, our rights ioe'H haVs
peacefully.
Bnot. t7hv hare them zoe must
Then swing the circle. Andy,
And make the welkin ring,
FOR the line" that Grant now
fights upon
Will all to ruin bring.
We're frermou born and ,pU demand
The right the free claim ia the land,
Tho rights Of ballot which was won
From Britain by great Washington. - ID.
CHuRUs -Up with tho hsuuor, etc.
Too long we've brooked despot base.
A petty tyrant foo to his race.
Whom children hail with hiss and groans
And heaven smites with quaking bones.
CHoRUs-Up with the banner, etc
". lreomen. ye OF Tennessee. FE
Rise. and assert your libcrtyi
Have ye forgot your high borne race?
Then wipe away the foul Disgrace
CBoRUs-Up with the banner. etc
Arc ye a. 'OUe with CALLING chains,
With that which your fair honor stains
Or do ye iOarA dcsp0t's nod.
The scOm Of earth. outcAst Of GoD2
CHoEUs--Up with the banner. etc.
nation holds you in survey.
Aud bid you COOP sPEED in the fray,
Rise 10 tho majesty Of right
And put the coward foes 20 flight.
CHoRus--Up with the banner of liberty,
Down with its fOos 10 the dust
n are can. Our rights ioeH haze
peacefully
n nor. 'ohv hare them iee must
Then swing the circle. Andy.
And make the Well,in ring.
For the line" that Grant now
fights upon
viii all 10 ruin bring
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IOt9los; gold 143s614s4. New Ten
100000. VIZ Ns1i'J -
Louisville Market.
LOUISVILLE, July 1S.-Tobseco n,rI,s,
very quiet. Superfue flour a. 49, 49,.
fancy s1l@l1 so. Wheat 81 757i "a
Corn 9o@s6c. Oats SOGs2c. Pve Il AZ
Mess PORK S2S 50. Lard ISc. Bacon
shoulders Isle; clear sides l7lc. Bull
meats-shoulders lei; clear sides Ice.
Cincinnati Market
CINCINNATI, July lS.-Flour unchanged
Wheat y. Corn S2c. Oats 74c. Provi-
slOns very duh Butter 26H2oc Fggs
l59l7c.
NJ. LSuIs Markst.
ST. LoUIs, July lS.- Flour duh and
unchanged. Wheat irregular and lower.
Corn 79t9S7e. Oats 76@s3c. Provisions
weaker.
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NOTICE IN BANKRUPTCY.

A SECOND AND THIRD GENERAL
"A meeting q tho creditors Of Philip Biumea-
thai bankrnPt, vii Be held a Nashville on fho
18th day Of July. lsd8, al O'clock r. NJ. al The
ONCE d A. 5. Bradley, Register.
,-,-,. "A. 3. CHADBOuHNE.
'N'Fl' laN<' Assignee,
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Gold made another advance in New
York yesterday The following are the
quotations: Opened at 14S1, was 143s
at 1920, 1881 at noon, and closed at 14SI
at n. NJ Dealers here we're paying 1921
and holding at the New York rate.
Government aecnrifiea ,rern nnnInd In
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2
ARRIVED.
None.
.-. ... DEPARTED.
Ella Hughes, for Cairo, with a slim trip.
The Louisville Journal Of ves,erl ,v
says
The river at this point Is vet on a stand
With four feet Eve inches in the canal and
two feet five inches in the Indian chute
There Is fOur feet SIX inches water an
Portland bar, and the latest arrivals from
below report four feet six inches on Wal
ker's bar, the ahoaless place between the
falls and the mouth Of the river.
Passengers are obliged to leave the doors
of their state rooms open or else smother.
and the thieves have no difficulty in reach
ing their victims The thieves are sharp
One Of them the other night attempted 10
take a watch from a gentleman who wss
awake in an upper berth. When asked
who's this ?" the thief responded, "Ev-
cCse me. str, guees Pm in the wrong
rom
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THE following song was marred by sew
eral ugly errors as printed in yesterdays
paper, We therefore reprint il to give it
to the reader correct: ...
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Here the river has receded seven inches
during the tWenty-four hours ending last
night, with eight and a half feet in the
channel BY the waterworks mark, and
nine;y-two feet under the Covington bridge
for passing steamers.
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In Rnnkrnninr

1'IilS{ rs To OWE NOTICE, THAT ON THE
= lOth day Of July. AID. 1858. a warrant In
BANKRUPTCY was issued against the igibt sr,i
separate estates Of A. II. R0scoe and r. a
nTbert " Nashville, in the cOuntV 81 "a
ssis1n ani state % Tennessee who have been
me payment % any debts and delfvery of az,
properly DelonEing % such bankrupt 10 then,
M lof their use. aAd the transfer " any proper
~ ~ them arc iOrbiddep by law; thai n morf
ing Of the creditors Of the said harkrpufe -
prove their debts. and b. choose one ~ No..
assignees ofthsir estates will DO held ata C,,,Irf
, D.silAf eFtey' 70 30 holden on the "a day Of
once Of the Register in Bankruptry N,sb
!enne3sse, No s2iz Church street 49,.
Aie1 andsr y Bradley. E.q., Register
80. Il, X. GLABCOCK.
UiSA u. 5. Marshal, Me8enger.
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T1IH - n aIVF Nnlr-fl,L- - :. -. -

IHls Is TO GIVE NOTICE. THAT OK THE
in day d July. A. D. 1915. a warrasi
IN pankrugtey was issued asainst the e-f,fs m
ma m. Martin, Of Nashyiie. 10 the county oil
satnadged bankrupt on bis own pet
.loai ,tnht The payment Of any debt
aad 5ehyery Of any property bei0nring
- = - -. DAhArnpt. y BIN, or Tor his use
!lorUls.ten n law that n meeting 81 the cred
it0rs oi said bankrupt. 10 prove their debts. and
Is,nf1so5s one or more as5ignees Of his estate.
nolden on the "a day Of August. A. D. 1865.
~ ~ gcl2ck II. r.. AZ the Office Of the REGISTER
~ banHfuptey. Nashville. Tennessee. No. So
kaurea street, before Alexander 8. Ba1ley.
sd, Register. r. r. dLASCDCh.
Jyl5A II & Marshal Mesgenrnr
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RIVER AND WEATHER.

Inc nver continues stationary, with
twenty-five inches on Harpeth Shoals.
ARRIVED.
Nnra
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Government securities were quoted i
New York yesterday as follows:
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Union aud gispatEh


largest Circulation in City and state.
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TaIE cRaPs IN ornnnr,

The Macon T,'cgrqph Of the 10th iu.l
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God 10 liberal, but not squander'ng. do
bu, unieignedly serve him, set about IL In
earnest and comfort win flow in upon thee.
and, as il never yet failed any man, % IL
will be sure, not only TO answer, but to ex.
coed thy largest expectations
Two architects competed for an engage
ment. One made long and learned dis
seriation on the principles Of his art. The
other simply SAID, "wha, my brother hos
learnedly described can TO-" lie got the
job.
There is no funcral so sad to follow as
the funeral Of our own youth. which we
have been pampcring with fond DESIRES
ambitious hopes, and all the brigh, berries
,hs, hang in poisonous clusters over the
path OF life.
A Peoria editor woos his sweetheart In
very practical way. Early in the morning
he steps around to the house Of his inamo'
rata, builds fire. lays in supply Of wood
and water, and, after making himself gen.
orally useful, departs steahhily. He Is too
practical to 10 lovable.
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Address 60 the Nervous and Debilitatsd
h.v: S.sn
TO render existence desirable. II you are suffer-
Ing or have suffered from involuntary discharges,
What eGscs does y produce uycs yesr g:n: .,,I
tired Does : little extra sxsrtion produce pal.
pltation OF the hearth Does your liver or urinary
organs. or your Kidneys, frequently got out Of or:
Seiy or Is Il ropy s on setting Or does tiIei
SCUM rise 70 the topi Orb. sediment st the BOT
Of short breathing or dyspspsisl AZ. your bowel,
Tuss..p Uf blood 70 Is. he'd, your memory
paired! 10 your mind constantly dwelling upon
This subjecti Do you feel dull, listless, moping
tired OF company. Of lifsi Do You wish to DO len
;sp sSlnr s MAX. I% si
broken or restlessi lsths lustrs Of your eye Is
Brilliant The bloom on your cheek - bright
pursue your bu.ine., Win The same s,nsrgyl Do
you FEEL as much confidence In yoursslff Are your
spirits dull and tagging. given 70 ats Of melan-
eholyi n 80, do not lay y 70 your liver or Syspsp
your knees weak, and have but little appetite and
you attribute this 70 dyspepsia OF liver oompiaint
Now, reader, selEabuss. vensrssi diseases badly
cured and sexual excuses, are all capable Of pro-
ducing weakness Of the Eensrativs organs. the
bold. defiant, energetic, perssvsring, successful
business men are always those whose gencrativo
organs are In perfect heaithi You never hear
such men complain Of being melancholy, OF ner
vousness, OF palpitstion Of The heart They are
never, Afraid they cannot iueesed IN cp.inees
they don't become sad and discouraged they are
always polite and pleasant In the COMPANY or Ia
dies, and look you and them right In the hce-
none OF your downcast looks or any other mean.
ness about them. l do not mean those who Keep
the organs inhamed by running TO excess. These
will not only ruin their contributions, but also
those they DO business With or for.
the effects Of sefabuse and excuses, have brought
about that state OF weakness In those organs that
has reduced the general system 90 much % TO In
duce almost every other disease idiocy, lunacy,
paralysis, spinal affections, suicide, and almost
every other form OF disease which humanity 10
heir 10, and the real cause OF the trouble scarcely
ever suspected, and have dootored Tor all out the
right one.
ur,tIU. IiRLMBOLDs PLSip EXTRACT b.
CEU Is the great Duretio, and 10 . certain cure
for diseases OF the Bladder, Kidneys, 0raye Drop
Nv, Organic Weakness, Female Complaints, Gener-
Al Debility, and all diseases OF the Urinary Or.
CANS, whether existing In Male or Female, from
whatever cause originating and no matter OF how
III no treatment 10 submitted TO, Consumption or
Insanity may ensue. Our flesh and blood are sup
ported nom these sources, and the health and hap.
piness and that OF P0sterity, depends upon prompt
use of reliable remedy.
Helmbolds Extract Buchu, established upward
OF Is years prepared by II. 7. HELMBOLD, Drug.
gist, 59i broadway, New York, and i0i South 10th
PRIcE-SI2 Is per bottle or bottles for $3.50, do.
srywhere. iyeoW9
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A correspondent Of tho Chicago Tribune
relates this story Of Macready when no
was playing in Mobile:-
"Iiis manner at rehearsal disp'eased one
Of the actors. and this person, who wa,
cast for the part Of Claudius, IN Hamlet,
rcsoylcd to pay of the star. When 10 inc
las, scene Hamlet stabbed the usurper, no
reejed forward, and after most spasmodic
finish, no stretched himself out precisely
in the place Hamlet required for hl: own
death. AIacready. much annoyed, whisper.
ed fiercely. Die further up the stage, :'r'
The monach lay insensible. Upon which,
in still louder voice, the Hamlet growled,
Die further up the stage, SIR Hercupon
the Cladius. sitting up. observed, Il bleeve
I'm king here, and m die where lplease =
The tragedy concluded shortly after"
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A RrMARxABLE FISH SroRr.-ln a re.
cent lecture by Prof. Agassiz on the aqua.
tic animals Of the Amazon, he described
one of the fish Of which he said: "This fish
is remarkable for the faculty II enjoys Of
leaving the water and walking considera.
bic distance over the land. sometimes II
is found three. four AMI i've miles from the
water, and specimens have brought to me
which have left on the ground for day,
and afterwards, when put back into the
water,the were as lively as ifthcy had not
been disturbed. That fish has another pc
culiarity (; il builds nest-a large nest
about the size Of a mans hat, with y hole
leading to the interior, in which Il depos.
its eggs and il is not only capable OF
creeping on even land, but il can creep OH
an inclined plane, and have been told by
very trustworthy persons tina, they are IRE
qucntly found many feet above the water,
on stumps OF trees which have fallen down,
the trunks Of which are 80 inclined that the
fish has reached the branches Of the tree TO
such height that the bird and the fish
have more than once been brought down
by the same shot"
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A river is strangely tike human soul
It has its dark and bright days, its troubles.
from within, and its disturbances from with.
out. Il often runs over ragged rocks with
n smooth surface, and is vexcd with ripples
rs il slides over sands that arc level rs a
floor. Il betrays its various moods 10y as
pects which are the commonplsces Of poet
~, as smiles and dimplcs and wrinkles anil,
frowns. Its face is full Of winking eyes,
when the scattering rain-drops first fall npon
il, and il scowls hack ut the storm cloude
as with knitted brows, when the winds are
let loose. Il talks, too, in its own simple
dialect. niurmuring rs 10 were, with busy
lips. all the way to the ocean, as children
seeking the mothers breast and impatient
Of delay.
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SENSIBLE TO rHE LAST. A pretty young
widow recently wss In danger Of loeins two
thirds Of her husbands eststs-his rslativss
grounding their claims on the allegsd insanity
Of the defunct. Il may be % we'll to premise
that the presiding judge Was not only con-
vi,ial. but also very gallant
"whst were your husbands last words ,
inquired the attorney.
The pretty widow blushed, and, looking
down. replied, .'i'd rather not tell.''
''Bat, indeed, 700 must maam. Your claim
may b decided BY It."
Sill blushing, the widow declined to tell.
AZ last direct appeal from the bench slioised
the information.
"He aid kiss me Pol,v. and open that
other bottle Of champagne"
=, We knov not whether Il Was admiration for
the deessssd husband or The living wife thss In
spired the judge st that instant, but ne st
once cried, With al the snthusiasm VI conyio-
ton. sensible " the last"
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Recently a call for republican meeting
in favor OF the nomination Of Gen. Grant as
President, was presented for signature
to member of the Society Of Friends. He
unhesi,aiingly affixed his name. when a
gentleman standing by, expressed his SUR
prise that Friend should favor tho nomin-
a'ion Of a military hero. SWELL" remark.
si the sisner, at would DO moro aPproPri.
ate for Quaker to sign call In favor OF
Gen. Mcclellan"
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A Natural and Rational Medicine..."Dr.
SHOLES' LUNAR MIXTURE" has been used for
many years by ladies for all the peculiar diseases
and Irregularities incident TO the female system,
with the certainty OF success. II produces no dis
tress or severe sickness but acts with nature, In
restoring the evacutations which exposure, sick
ness or hamilton have suppressed. Even In the
most extreme cases u never fsils TO restore the
monthly period in very few days IL 10 perfectly
legitimate and should DO In the possession Of ev-
cry lady Sold only by the proprietor.
To guard against Imposition, call on or SEND TO
DrsC. ii. Sh0les, No. TAI Court street, Boston.
EY-The Doctor gives special attention to dis
eases OF women, and patients can remain under
his Immediate care n they desire. Correspond.
ence solicited. Address, DIR. Q. Ii. SlOLEs, III
Court st. Boston, Mass sp3mH
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A man who has no higher ambition than
to perpetuslly dangle round the trail OF
woman. shows that somebody Vas born by
mistake. Any business 10 more respectable
than what 10 termed loahng. A. young man
had better cell CLANS by the pailful than hang
own reputation. Very few need be idle any
where and at any time. who have . faculty for
work. Four-sevenths Of mankind, however,
take TO la,iness and the sunny side Of things,
- naturally as DINNERS to impudsnes or team
sters to profanity.
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Special N Offices.
JOcksOn'S C0t0rfh SsssS0
AND TROCHp POWDER.

delightful and rsessant rrusy In ea.anh. hsadaehe,
hsd hrsaih, hcarseoess ssthma, bsoocAh eesehs dea
thrpss and vocal orsans. This remrdy dos MOI "dry
up" Casarh, but loosens q hsss The hssd q al
odtnslve matter, quickly removing Bsd brsah and He'd
tAsrh, d % mild ard agreeable In ~ secss that h
yss,sivssy earss yvitAeat snsssingf Aa Ire.
che Powder, pleasant 10 ths tssse, Nd neyes
nausestes VIM swallowed, instantly sv 70 ~ IAresf
ness and eenfsrS. IL ths bsss Hstcs Tsats IN he
vorti! fRY H. sAis rsliabse and saly - esosL Bold
b. Drogyise, - nailsd ne.
49,. e s...,. Sal 8 S.ea cG nv.
B DUd, Boston, W. ". Whippss Co. Rutland. lyNl
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Civil woRrH OF rHE SABBATH. i.
Toll needs ito wipe off the Crime and
sweat of labor-to refresh, by change OF
apparel; to restore and invieoate the body,
exhausted by labor; to cnliven the mind
BY change Of current Of thought-and by
all this fit laboring men for the renewing
tolls Of the week.
9. Cpiial needs the Sabbath-to alleviate
by in.erinission the care Of accumulation ;
to ease the unbending Of the strained and
exhausted mind; to give sense Of the
value Of nobler objects than silver and gold;
to keep mems humanity and conscientious
ness alive TO shield capital from harm, by
securing the power and triumph Of law
and order in society.
3. The Stale needs the Sabbath-to illu.
inmate the public conscience, that guar
dian Of public safety; to cause men SO TO
ecognize the Eternal Lawgiver. rs to
honor the earthly "powers that DO :" TO So
cure the moral atmosphere in community
which is the only sure support Of law.
"Do you understand mo now?" thun'
dered an irate pedagogue To an urchin nj
whose head he threw an inkstand. "Ive
got an ink-ling Of what you mean," re-
piled tho boy.
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Saleratls
Is Acknowledged the Best In Use,
Always put up in pound packages,
FULL WEIGHT.
Sold by Grocers Everywhere
Lmporfant to the afflicted.

DIR. DOW continues 90 he consulted at his Of
hc. Nos and Endicott street Boston, on ell
d,sessss Of PRIVATE OR DHLlCATk NATURB.
by Q long course OF study and practical sxpsTi.
ence DR.. Dow has nov the gratihcation or present.
inr the unfortunate with remedies that have never
failed % cure the most alarming cases Of Gsssr.
vAes and Sypkiiis. Beneath his treatment, ell the
cy Scroiula. Oonorrhes, Ulcers, Pain OF Wstrsss
In the regions OF pfoereation. Inflammation OF the
Bisddstspd Kidney, Hydroeels, Abscssses, liu.
mors, Yrightful Swsllings, and the long train Of
horrible symptoms attending this class Of disessc,
are made 10 become ~ harmless - The simplest
aiiinEs Of . child. Particular attention gwen TO
the treatment OF SEMINAL wHAkSESs In oil 10
forms and nages. Patients Who wish 70 Fsnsin IN
der Dr. Dows treatment . few day. % weeks. vii
be furnished with pleasant rooms, and charges Tor
board moderate.
P'S. Ladies' Who are trouhled with any dlsssss
peculiar 20 thsir systsn, will md speedy ssiefby
calling on DIR. DOW, ~ his ones, MOP Esdieon
street.
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HIGHLY IMPORTANT
70 FEMALES IN DELICATE HEALTH.

DIR. DOW, Physician and Surgeon No. . IN.
dcott street. boston 10 consulted daily tor ell dis
Cteh. or Milling Of the womb, ylpor Albus, Sop.
preston. and ether menstrual dsssaSeDsnts, are
noV treated spec new pathological pnsciPlss, and
speedy relief guslntesd In very nv day.. "
thst mosf obstinsss complaints Yield updsr ~ end
Ire sictsd psyou scoo rsioIoss in perfect hesfth.
DR.. DOW has no doabt hsd EIsster sHyerisnse 10
ths eurs Of dissases OF women and ehildrsn. hsn
Any other physician IN Boston, and hes. sses
isfs confined his whole stteutioa 70 Tho esfs of
private dissases and Female Comp lstnsA
N, BAIL Letters DHss sontsis Mr. ~ 1872
or thsy will NOD b Answered.
Od6a honFp iron A. y. toy P.B y.
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RRYSTOI, LINE.

The steamers Bristol and Providence having been With
drawn foe few weeks, In order 10 renovate and e hs
the Bristol Line win run two rst class fast propee nom
Breto In connection with Boston and Providence railroad,
exclusively for Freight Shippers are assured their goods
win Be delivered with prcmptness and dispatch. Marx
your goods "Brsto Line "shp oy Boston and Providence
Raroad For further information. stenss and receipts,
apply ct Company's 0oe, No. 0dSt House, Boston,
corner Washington and State streets The Bristol and
Providence viii resume their tnps at an early day
GEO. sHIvERICK,
Jan. I, 1905 Freight Agent
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Turner,s Tic DouIoureux,

speedy cure for Neuralgia and all Nervous Dlsea.
ses The sevsrest cases are completely and per-
manently cured In very short time. Neuralgia
In the facs or head is utterly hauished In . few
It's ma gic influence. Il has the unqualified appro.
val Of many eminent physicians. II contains
nothing injurious to tho most delicate system.
Sold everywhere. sent on receipt OF LOO and
hostage Stamps. TURNER & CO., 10 fremont
Street. Boston, Mass, Proprietors.
Boston, July I, 1867. lyr28
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Asr.rtt.rm-~, of a. no~.a R.~..,,er.

Friends and neighbors! Having Just
opened commodious shop for Liquid Fire
I embrace this opportunity OF informing you
that on Saturday shall commence the bust.
ness Of making drunkaris, paupers, and
beggars. for the sober, industrious, and re-
spectacle to support.
I shall deal in familiar spirits" which
shall excite men to deeds Of riot and rob
berry, and blood; and by 40 doing diminish
the comforts, augment. the expense, endan-
ger the welfare ofihe community.
I will undertake nj short notice. for a
small sum. and with great expedition, to
prepare inmates for the asylum. the poor
house, the prison and the gallows
will furnish an article which shall in
crease the amount OF fatal accidents, multi
ply the number Of distressing diseases,
and render those harmless, incurable.
Twill furnish drug which shall deprive
some ofliie, many Of reason, some OF prop.
erty, nil Of peace; which shall curse fathers
to be- fiends wives widows (; children or
phans. and all medicants.
will cause the rising generation to grow
up in Ignorance. and prove n burden and q
nuisance to the nation.
will cause mothers to forget their suck
ing infants, virgins to forget their priceless
innocence.
will corrupt the ministers Of religion,
obsiruct the progress OF the gospel, defile
the purity Of the church, and cause temper.
al, spiritual, and eternal death; and j any
be so impertinent to inquire why had the
audacity to bring such accumulated misery
upon comparatively happy land, my hon
est reply is money:
The spirit Of the irnde is the most lucra-
tive, and protesting Christians give Il their
cheerful countenance.
have license from the court, and if do
not bring these evils upon you, somebody
else will.
live in land Of liberty.
I have purchased the right to demolish
the character. destroy the health, shorten
the lives and ruin the souls Of those who
choose to honor me with their custom.