[7] Reader, do you wonder at abolitionists calling such churches the brotherhood of thieves?
C. S.
[8] I would here state, that Mr. Brown is endeavoring to raise money to purchase his family. Twelve hundred dollars being the sum demanded for them. Any person wishing to assist him in this laudable purpose, can enclose donations to him, directing No. 21 Cornhill, Boston.
[9] Reader, smile not at the above idea, for if there is a God of love, we must believe that he suggests steps to those who apply to him in times of trouble, by which they can be delivered from their difficulty. I firmly believe this doctrine, and know it to be true from frequent experience.
C. S.
[10] For a corroboration of this part of Mr. Brown’s narrative, the reader is referred to the close of this book.