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From TIE Caited States Gazette
The infamous Effort At POLITICAL SR.
nUcTlcN, ia,euded 10 have been ptac;ised
on ,he virtue Of an American c,'las o. ths
the DOT less Infamous Ednund ( Genet,
terms haadsome and snlkng cou1ssvpars
TO the Gel,cats ,oslmatioas OF .Ness,s. / us.
1esu aoa Chanpsgay.
8 tie who runs may read 49, The inter,
euce isuress:jb'e he ,yran, Of Francs
.--ci Ea7ope. Wills shas ws shall be his
VAssALs and soeh wc iacv,tgbiy shall be
uotess &C AMERICAN SPIRIT be rpusea.
= Proof DC pscof crowds Eat a dread.
tuiiy extensive sysem ot intrigue and coss
rap'ioa, such as Isss sub vast coz.
nneat 10 The direction { one man, has
Deer pn' ~ cp@s ssian galnss The l5er,ies.
OF this new world. Boo 81, * has his nsins
ous every where. each has ~ Assigned les.
son, sa'ne hid ~ pr SIRE d:tesi he
press i'some aavs Sio1s and 95ices atksasEss.
sal md his GO b. ,fcomp, aeed a1Gu,d.
ios 10 The aaslre AID ex;en. OF bis ser.
elGes.
ne effect or fhIs 9yscm, has IL Engeee
been iayInc bic. l. il riga, thea thar The
peoplc OF Ametica Should rem2ia,aae ii5,
less spectators OF iss innoduc,or f.sre, or
are lhty prepared 20 otf-r up, az she shrios
OF the UNIVERSAL CoNsufaoR, ~ 3 5s,s.tts.
peodebcs andtshoss rignss for {ch ;h:y
cnce g'offousy fangh acd bitd!
HANK HEAVEN! thsy are net, qet pre-
pared tar 'nl@ i1ss bum ha,ion. " # With
the tate OF other cations besofe ,htm, rhsy
conhaue o5ssipa:ely TO rrjec. ne dSc a.es
of Wisdom, to close their eyes spstnss
Conviction. TO comp om,se W d iospt:, 20
repost couhdt 10 he fieodship ce ons,
VINO euilcs h's glory On coaquss, and his
coeqaesse o. insugur, their Il is ssso,e1,
zVhs her aplih, or ztfthou their csassas.
and 80 niy cons.lalou ,hey vii! rave,
whea assn'ag under the iton rod Of dese
.poisnI wl! be he bitter n Rsct:o8 tilss
they have me,gfed heir f,,e.
4 WING OF rs.
mr.. GIBBoN.-Saoe after he became "a
'nhaoHaot of La@zrne a lady e beauty
AID tssen's made suca al, iaspsessi,jr so
The feer ot the hlstosisa, that he could aas
resist be ln.Pale Of love, and i.llioe GA
his koees ne declared bis passion. .he
6bjecs Of his eaecsioo heard unmoved h,s
Pc! ION, and, 10 spite of he eloqaenee OK
,ffa lover, was deaf TO eu,yeasIes. Tia
disappointed wooer attempted to rise he
tried 80 van; bis weiehiy person, unac.
,ctps psi To such a position, was nos 80
easily restored 'oa proper balance Tie
lady, fearing hat some person might dig.
csver her adniret 10 this awkward si,naa
ilop. fsIgas her angsr, and end.avossd
with all her might 10 raise him from ,he
ground; her strength was unequal TO HE
+ask>ii..a aaeattF several Intellectual stTpg.
.glss,6q:h id the al her and The LADY, rig
lajseI Vas obliged 10 siug the bell, and TO
osaer her ss,onishea servant to raise he
prostrase.seholar The etory, as N ghfbe
expected. became public the following
morning, and entertained for some ,;s,s
tke>gessippag ciseie Of DIS Iilile town
[EmeraId.
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place, sna deed. Of darkness are doae be.
aeash the eye of day. The villagers no
longer start az horrible sights; The soosh.
ing rites of burIsi are denied, add humsa
bones are tossed by human hands.
No one care,h for another syery one:
hardened by misery. cars,h tof hlnsslt a.
lone.
Lo! kThese are what God hiss ees before
thee Child of reason! Son Of woE,aua
Which does thine heart lDclIns tcs
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Lovely ar, ,hoa O PsacE! and sassl !
richly children, and lovely are me i'sla = =
IT thy foossseps Il she Grssa valley.
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/. 'ae sauinistration and It's friends have to
sueas the loss OF the hon. James Sloan the
fnAt;on Of the hon. John Quincy Adams
~ ~, however afford them some consolation
caves them nearly as they were.
4 !, ne persons have. aserbed large portion
b.: letFerson's prejudice against Great
ii % Sa' 70 the freedom with .waieh the critics
Il. t' Country have treated his. Writings
.6,, a,a Mr, Adams, has published BOOK
sss'si Adams's Travels. { with this work
H. - nalaetty crisicks have been very
Asas s' satca MY be the caase Of that Sc
biz s'sa dlspleasurc, Tant@ae apinIs ce-
80 ire. (AoJolk Ledger.
asss aOaMs's LprrSa - This production
ea general attention LIS style IS We
-- --: e. 49, -aalas sup
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y,sr CONTRAST ]; or, PEacE AND " !. T.
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anu Manufactures suoa.u .nsSsg g,,.s..ys ~onoa-
teraele share of the public discussion. Ger
tain il is, that al no period of our political
history could these national subjects excite
more interest or be more properly urged to
the notice of the publi5 mind. The unsettled
Add impending appearance of our foreign al
fairs, and the present disturbed stats OF the
European world, renders It doubly necessary
Cor tie citizens of America to cherish and
promote their domestic policy, whereby they
may derive these resources which are now
obtained from abroad and create wealth and
industry within themselves. Too long have
these important and patriotic interests nseh
neglected. The nation now feels their want,
anu we trust viii duly provide for their sup
port. Government, hitherto engaged iii other
soncerns, win now cherish those domestic
institutions, which viii preserve the nations
dignity and promote the peoples welfare.
OF the merits of the little work we are
about TO issue TO the public. it is not our pro-
vince 10 decide, bat of the advantages to be.
derived from its sale we would beg leave to
say every thing which disinterested cxcruon
in the cause of Domestic Manufacture Justly
demands---And as the profits OF this work,
after TIC expeaces OF publication are pad,
will be solely devoted to the purposes OF the
Arlington Institution, We may hope and con-
fidently expect q liberal patronage from
dscerning and patriotic community
EDITOR.
a-r Printers IN tbe e. States will please 90
g;vc Tbs advertisement Rr assertion IN their
resfscdpe bahers, ard each as demand q ssiH
be haid at rms office. Booksellers supplied on
E6eral terms, and az orders ssi!i BE- fnnesaSAy
ATTENDED 10.
Alex. 18th June, 1908.
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Nezu contributed Bed Cords. I


i THE subscriber ha. for sale, at his Rope
store next door 10 the Indian Queen tayern'
! few. ne. esnss,uetea BED CORDS M which g,
are rendered superior to any Other kina y
their infallibility in destroying and preventing
those insects called Chinches, which ha al -
the holes Of the bedstead--they are aiso sups.
nor 10 any other kind, from their long wear
Hc believes they will last fifteen or twenty
wears va and retain the same virtue ANY per-
son wishing 10 purchase, may have then ua-
til the first Of January, 1909, IN order to pross
,their excellence and should they not hna
them to answer the above purpose ne wah re-
turnltAe money upon their delivering Aim tne
Bed Cprds; provided they are not Asmaseu
more than the necessary ware.
HE HAS Also,
A quantity Of lidLR CLO1AESLIA6S
which ire far preferable 10 any other kind.
Thomas CrimlAaw.
Jnlv ~ DIT 2aw
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PROPOSALS
yen punI1sHrxs TX syss.Rs - =
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ENTITLED,
THE MANUAL
OF THE !, ,,~z,
rpENCH IND ENGLISH - 011-''i1:
OR
WV AND COMPLETE
DICTIONARY

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~. syx1seu AND rselIsx. LAseuAeSs.
In TWO PARTS
+ French IS Enghsh-- 2. a1.nSS1ss" Z s ss 3
: :. : !. - CONTAINING,
i. All the words in general use. OCCASION
ally illustrated BY French and Engh Isl
sentences.
An extensive collection OF new words
in every art, science and trade.
q. Thc pronunciation of every word, ,e'
cording to the mos, polite usage IN
France and England.
4. "A copious vocabulary sIsea terms ana
phrases.
s. A dictionary Of French synonynes'
S. A dictionary of French homonymes:,
Z z. An alphabetical list of. the most iamiiiar
proper and christian names and OF the
most remarkable places IN the world
8. The difficulties Of the French language
alphabetically arranged.
9. A complete treatise on French poesly'
10. The chief English idioms.
III A treatise on the English particles, &C.
The whole carefully compiled from the best
writer's, and particularly from the Dictionaries
ST the French Academy, Boiste, Ferand, "a
neau, Wailly, Torquot Nugent, ChamsSuo'
Boyer, Johnson, Walker, &c.
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Patent Shot, &c.

ons Patent Shot, assorted, B to no. Z
nogsheads brown Sugars.
81 lbs. green Coffee. :.
mperial Tea, Of very superior quail
ty, in quarter chests, boxes and can.
n;sters.
so barrels choice Whisky.
Jamaica Spirits, for family use)--war-
ranted seven years old.
20 boxes Muscatel Raisins.
With general assortment OF Wines, LIZ
wars. and Groceries as usual
FsR SALE ny
,Jofeph Vaudeville,
Corner Of King aAa Fairfax streets.
june IS.
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The first book OF q nation Is tie dictlsnary
Of their own language.
VoLEEY.


I. It shall be printed on fine paper, IN two
handsome large l2mo volumes, upon a
beautiful type, called nonPareil, cast tor
the purpose, by Messrs. Kinney. and 10
MADISON. This type, although sn,ail,;is, BY
its neatness ana elegance, extremely CRATE
full to the eyes. The work viii issue from
the press of L. and G.. Palmer, who have
{ already been so cminently distinguished by
the greatest accuracy ana taste in their
profession, and a thorough knowledge OF
:. the French and English languages
II. Price, to subscribers, for the two volumes
in boards, neatly lettered, five dollars, to be
paid on the delivery Of tho whole work. B,
gentlemen, however, wishing to have the
FIRST yaume before the second, 1t may be
received upon paying the tul! amount OF
the subscription for both volumes.
~ Subscriptions received by K.
GRAY.
May %.
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BY N G. DuFlEF,
.1aa0r Of Nature Distlayed n her m'ee q
.ssch:ar language 20 man, atahed to The
French language, &c.
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LOST THIS MORNING,

SOMEWHERE on Fairfax Or Prince
streets, n SUN OF MONEY!, in Alexan--.
dria bank notes, of dollars each: the hinder
WILDE handsomely rewarded, by leaving It
with the printer.
s Jttky -.
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Has FOR SALs,
40 bales German Linens, conilit
Ing Of brown and white Rolls, haxen Osna,
burghs, hempea Ticklenburghs, Burlaps, ane
Checks and Stripes.
1000 pieces Nankccn
Russia Sheeting and Duck
bale Writing Paper
IS s so bags Of black Pepper Of the best qua
Ety, and will be sold very low
Sugars and Coffee
40 hhds Molasses
pipe port Wine
10 do. Holland Gin
60. French brandy
do. jamaica Spirits.
a quantity of soal Leather, Shoes, Sper-
macitl and TalIow Candies, Cheese, &c. &c.
April Z.
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lanes BACON.

JAMES BACON.
nm Grocery SToaE, on King xr.e, ),
recAyea IN addition t. his Primer st.e,
a freh Supply Of Genuine Article,
the Grocery Line
d Which makes his assortment compe,a
he nosv offers. for sale, on Ms asual loo 49,.
Mulcoyado Sugars, ofyasious Qu,
lities,
Loaf and Lump ditto,
Gunpowder,
Imperial, TEIS,
Hyson, 4 particularly seles
s s:::;: as''' h '.; & 8 IS,
Best green Coffee,
Chocolate, Of superior quality
Madeira, n
Busellos,
Sherry,
Lisbon, w ~ y
TeAeriffe,
Malaga, and
Genuine old Port
Cognac and Bourdeaux Brandy,
Old Jamaica Spirit, for family use,
Antigua, ST. Croix, St. Vinccnts, and Ne,
England Rum,
Holland Gin,
Irish ard country Whisky,
MoIasses, Wine, and Cider Vinegar,
Stoughta.l's Bittcrs,
Mace, nutmcgs, cloves, cassia, pimema
Cayenne and black pepper, race and grolA
Ginger, basket salt for table use, dearl barley
rice, starch, fig blue, soap, mould, dipt and
sper1naceti candles, refined salt-petre. ioaa
indigo, alum, copperas, naadder, prlmstoa',
spinning cotton, patent SHOT all sizes, best ea.
glish and country made gunpowder, ssssn
and smoalsing tobacco, very pest Chewing
bacco.
Hamilton and Leipsr's sl,af, Huatsr's ppa
in Aoxes.
London raustard, warranted OF supsrlG
quality, Dixon's best ditto, wrapping pape.
dcnlijohx's, &c. sc. with generally everya
tielc in his hne-the Whole of WHOA have besa
collected with care, and will be disposed Q. CO
the very lowest terms
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TO RENT,

A three story Brick house and Lot, well
calculated for business and the accommodate
on Of a family, situate at the corner OF Prince
and Washington streets, in All airy < healthy
part Of the town.-Possession given on the
first day Of August next Apply to FAsAi
1aialeit.
Edmund Denney.
July II. cod
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August s.
Iuft Received,

Ind for sals By ANTHONY RHoDEs, III
Pilnce-ssreet,
A quantity Of Cotton Yarn Of different sizes
Also. 4 few pieces of Cotton Stripes anu
Bcdticking.
He will keep 4 constant supply Of the above
Goods, and will sell cheap for,cash. 81
ON HAND,
A few barrels Of Herring, shad and Mack
arel-R hoae- Island Cheese aad Groceries as
usual.
August 8.
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Wines Jo'. Sale.

I H.AYR FOX. SHE,
6 pipes old London Particular Madeira
WINE.
a ditto new ditto ditto.
& ditto old Port.
Is quarter casks Malaga.
50 quarter casks Lisbon.
20 boxes brown Soap.
SO ditto Mould Candles.
Bryan Hampton.
A,-r.t eotf
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n o T c E.

Pursuant to an order of the hon. the Cir
cult Court ofthe district of Columbia, for the
county OF Alexandria, an Election will be held
at the Centre Mills, in the said county OF
Alexandria, ON the second Saturday IN this
month, for three discreet and fit persons TO
serve as Oyersee,s Of the Poor for that part OF
the said county as Is not included within the
limits of the corporation of the town OF Alex
andria. Al which time and place, those per-
sons qualified BY law to vote, are notified to
attend.
r. Mois, o. M.
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Notice is hereby Given,
~ HAT the subscriber of Alexandria cou.-
s { tyin the district of Columbia, has obtain
ed from the Orphans court ofsaid county, let
tsrs of administration with the will annexed,
upon the estate of Mr.. SAMUEL CRAIG, late
Of the county aforesaid, merchant, decd ):
All persons having claims against the SAID
deceased, are hereby warned to exhibit them
With the vouchers thereof to the subscriber on
Or before the 9th day of September next, or
they may by law.b excluded from all benefit
10 said estate, and those indebted thereto are
required to make immediate payment
]. Given under my hand this ninth Gay Of
March, 1903.
John G. Laid,
A6niustrator, with the will a,iaeSed,
Of Samsel crsig, Diseased.
August . eosr
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July H..
10 KENT,

J. ~ AN1AS
lind immediate possession gaeen)
NxAR THE EXTREMITY OF THE PAYMENT
On Prince Street
TWO STORY BRICK HOUSE, with
n an elegant garden, and al necessary
s.iidings thereto, complete. The premises
occupy one half acre OF ground, on one OF tae
hest situations and best constructions, sqaaled
by few, iifany) exceeded by none IN Aiexars
dria OF it's size; it has also pump OF excl
lent water, approved OF by the pest judges,
besides well in the garden ior It's exclusive
use, AID is every way calculated toaccommo-
date a Sentcel family, from such moderate
rent will be taken.
Now building and will be ready
TO RENT about the first of Angus, FOUR
HOUSES, on Washington-street, the stu
atoms arc good, and the buildings will be We
ry convenient and neatly finished, for private
families, or public business and a House or
two, near G1essrs. &larsfeIer end YonHs's
wharf.
Fer terms apply to,
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N @ r | G. L.

N q I . Z.
IN consequence ofthe retirement OF James
* Hooe from The concern OF Robert !. E1ooe
and Co. which has hitherto been carried On
BIZ the subscribers the same business will be
prosecuted under the same firm, by Ko6erf
T. Hooe and Iohn Ml,,caster, with WHOM the
Settlement of the cid concern remains.
Robe Z. Hooe,
James H. Hooe,
John Mlncaiter.
July lS-ls. eot
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Your constant reader.
HUDSON, IN " July 10.

PRovIDENTIAL EscAPE-On Friday
last As captain John Smith, of tn city, was
employed in depositing quantity of flax IN
the Caverac creek, for the purpose OF wa
ter roting il, influenced by the warmth of
the season, and the agreeable tenn pera ure
OF the water, he plunged into the stream, to
enjoy the pleasure OF a cold bath. Hav .ng
never been, as ne says, an expert swimmer,
and having wholly neglected the practice
Tor several years past, he was immediately
carried by the rapid ty of the current, TO !,
deep place in the river, and there went TO
the bottom. Being Immediately sensible OF
ms danger, he attempted as ne rose to the
sufI.ts or the water, TO call tor assistance
20 a Mr.. Hutchinson, man in his employ,
who was d-posIting the fax at a small DIS
lance below him. But as he was in a mea-
sure strangied, he failed to excite the atten.
ZION OF Hutchinson and again went to the
bottom. As he rose the second time he
found himself too much exhausted to ate mDt
Calling Tor help, and went down the third
time. All hopes of preserving his lie now
yamsned, and ne prepared to meet ms fate
Just at this critical moment. = large dog be.
longing to the captain, seeing h master in
distress leapt into the stream and swan to
the place where he last disappeared. As
ne rose again he was so for unate as to law
hold ofhis dog. He was immediately bro't
TO the shore, supported as he supposed by
his friend Hutchinson but how great must
nave been his aston shWent and gratitude
when ne found hat he had been preserved
from a watery grave not by the friendly
arm OF fellow creature, but under the
guidance OF a merciful providence by the
wonderful sagacity of his faithful dog
T8alanCe1
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PHILADELPHIA, July IS.
CHESTNUT WARD.

AT n meeting of the democratic citizens
of Chestnut ward
JONAS SYMoKDS, was unanimously called
to the chair, and
WIN. DUANE, secretary.
1t was RESOLVED, That committee be e.
lected to meet the committees from the o.
Their wards, on the subject of the ensuing
general election--when the following citi-
zens, having the greatest number of votes,
were chosen:
j. SYMoNDs, WIN. DUANE,
B. M'MAHoN, WIN. Y. BIRCH.
S. MEEKER,
The following resolutions were then una
nmously agreed to:
RESOLVED, AS the opinion OF this meeting,
that THOMAS JEFFBR SON, president of the
U. States, is entitled othe gratitude Of hrs
country, for his long, consistent and sue.
cessful devotion to the promotion of the liz
berty neutrality-suspicious. fthe United States.
and the maintenance of a policy correspon.
ding in virtue and wisdom, with the prin-
ciPles which gave America existence as a
nation,
Resolved, AS the opinion Of this meeting,
that the embargo laid by congress, was
founded in wisdom, and has been justified by
every days subsequent experience and
that we will, by all legal and just means,
support the government in its execution,
and 10 such further measures of wisdom and
policy as congress may hereafter adopt, to
maintain the peace of the United States, if
possible, and to render war effectual against
foreign enemies and domestic traitors,
should the constitutional authorities find such
a resort necessary or inevitable.
RESOLVED, As the opinion ofthis meeting,
that JAMES MADISON and GEORGE CLIN.
ron, recommended by the meeting OF the
majority of the members of congress, at
Washington, Cor president and wee presi-
dent; and of SIMON SNYDER, recommend
ed by the meeting at Lancaster, for govern
or, during the last winter, are the candi-
dates Of the republican party, and the only
candidates who ought to be supported by
the democratic party of this common
wealth.
Taking into consideration, some recent
receptions attempted to be put upon the
people Of this commonwealth, by meeting
of "a persons in the county Of Northumber-
land,
RESOLVED, As the opinion Of this meeting
that the citizens put in nomination for the
electoral ticket Of president aud vice presi-
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humanity. and wantonlY sport with the lives
OF the poor and friendless fugitive, who aft
ter enduring all the caiamities, the oppres-
sions and scourges of tyranny who after
having suffered more than once under the
circulating lash of despotism, for the at.
temps to gain HIS freedom, can give him up
wantonly ~ the meroiless execution of ty-
rannical vengeance, must be one of those in
ternal scourges, sent on earth to show man.
KIND, to a demonstration, the very extent
OF merciless inhumanity.
have been led % make the above reflec-
tions from IN occurrence in this place of
late, which / shall endeavor to relate as
briefly as possible, and leave the public to
Judge.
On Monday the 18th INST. came in this
place two men in common apparel, as pas
sengers IN boat, by the names OF Patrick
Mcclure and Connolly Donalds immediate
| iy alter her arrival, lieutenan, SWEET. CON-
manding part OF a company Of the United
States forces stationed here bv military
toTce, took and pin ioned and confined them
in the rendezvous, and kept them ia that
situation until the "Wednesday following,
when they were demanded by some of his
britannia majesty's subjects as deserte, 5
from the troops quartered atSt johns N
b. Lieut.. SWEET, desired them to send a
boat 10 a bye port OF the island-when af-
Ter DISCUSSING the prisoners, they were con-.
Quoted 10 the boat in two OF Lieut.. SWEETS
mems great coats. The boat then procee-
ded toput them on buard enc OF his NJ lies
TVS cutters, which sailed Immediately for
ot. Johns, where they have received sen.
tence. One is to be SHOT, and the other
to receive NINE HUNDRED e NINE
LYNNE LASHES As conceive 70
treaty at present exists between the two
Countries, and no law whatever to hive in
duced the Lieutenant TO deliver up these
men, consider it an infringe ment OF the
laws OF hospitality, and contrary to the con-
,utution OF the United States and hope you
will give this publicity, that 1t nj for the
uture deter the ike inhum ini,y, s waI,ton
occurrences.
Your constant reader.