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Danvers Courier, weekly newspaper (1845-1848)



 

Danvers Bank Bill depicting the Square in the southern village of Danvers, Mass.  The bill was issued in response to counterfeiters.
 Danvers Courier, January 26, 1847 - Bank Bills

Danvers Courier, July 24, 1847 - Anonymous (Mary U. Ferrin?)
Father, Forgive Them They Know Not What They Do

And when our names are slander'd,
Our characters made black,
And calumny draws near us,
With venom in its track;
Still, still for those who hate us,
Who once our friendship knew;
"Father", we cry, "forgive them;
They know not what they do!"

 'Tis hard - it is not human -
To bear with scorn and wrong,
Life's greatest ills to suffer
With patience deep and  long;
Yet it is right and Christian,
Therefore, when foes pursue,
"Father", we cry, "forgive them;
They know not what they do!"