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Talent, genius, patriotism, virtue, public
and private, all find a common grave in this
most alarming and prevalent vice Alas, for
my country who will stand up for her
Where will be found an antidote? What
redeeming principle remains to operate thy
ransom My soul is sad, my heart throbs,
my mind is filed with awful apprehen-
sions-g gloomy anticipations p


God has wrought deliverance for us, and
the old man yet lives to rejoice with us IN
the signal success of Total Abstinence. Let
the work 60 on. May Heaven smile upon
all its numerous advocates, and prosper their
efforts.


And now, reader, just before | close this
unworthy series of contributions for the
Fountain, permit me to urge, in view OF
your own happiness, and the welfare OF all
around you; but, above all, in view Of
honoring God, that you give your influence
to the cause which (as we have in these
papers endeavored to show is the cause Of
God and Of humanity. }. L. w.


Cumberland, Nd