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Hahn's Antt- Bilious Pills.

For the prevention and cure OF bilious
amt maiignant Fevcrs.
The Proprietor has every possible
reason that can result from extensive
experience, for believing, that dose
OF these Pills, taken once in every tive
weeks, during the prevalence of our
bilious fevers, will prove an infailible
preventative and further, that in the
earlier stages of those diseases, their
use will very generally succeed in re-
storing health, and frequently in cases
esteemed desperate and beyond the
power Of common remedies
They are excellently adapted to Car
ry IF superhuous bile, and prevent It's
morbid secretions to restore and a.
mend the appetite to produce a free
perspirAtion, and thereb prevent colds,
which are often of fatal consequences
4 dose never fails to remove 6 cold,
if taken on its first appearance; they
aye celebrated for removing habitual
cos.iveness, sickness at the stomach &
severe headache and ought to be ia
ken by all persons on change of eli.
mate,
In sickly times or places, dose
should be taken every fortnight, and if
there is reason to apprehend personal
danger. it may betaken once a week
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ION Of worms, and nnny fatal dis

duction Of vofmh ano nAny '''
orders. ;v.n occ,.
s;onally during the warm season. Will
effectualiy prevent the vomiting anu
o,,roing Of Children" dreadful d'sor.
der which annually destroys thoussnas
Of the infant part OF our citizens' II
!, likewise the mildest and most Ger,
ain remedy known, and has restored
70 health and strength great numoer
chen in an advanced stage OF this fatal
neutrality-suspicious. and plain inssruc'
IONS arc given for every part OF the
Necessary treatment in such cases:
Children generally take this medl1ine
with eaeerness, having pleasing APP
,esrsnce and an agreeable taste.
Hamilton's Grand Restorative,
Is recommended as an invaluable
medicine for the speedy relief 4 per-
,n,nent cure of Nervous disorders, Con
sumptions, Lowness of Spirits, Los
Of Appetite, Impurltyot the Blood, n.y.
,tericaI Affections, Inward Weaknesses
Violent Cramps in the stomach K back,
Indigestion, Melancholy, Cou, in tie
Stomach, Pains in the limbs, Relaxa'
ton, &c. &c.
The principal operation of this re-
nedy is in che stomach, restoring the
digestive powers. and sending forth
from, that organ new health and vigor
INTO every part of the system; it en'
rirhcs and puri6es the blood, without
Aiming it ; braces, without ssimulat
sng too violently, the nervous system
.trepe CITIZENS The secrstory vessels, and
ne general habit; brings back the n US
culsr fibres to their natural and healthy
zone and restores that nutrition which
,mmoderate ev.cu tions had destroy.
ed, and whose loss had thrown the
whole frame into Ianguor and debility
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- Superhne J:

DR.S.INfO2D'SHI
DER OF the BARN, ~
md highly approTed 81
ci: rs Of distinguished u
rent parts OF, The ." ''I
proprletor l. now eDs,
it to the FACULTY In s'l
persus.io that p'h]
In tho choice Of hi' y
be gratifeu in lhs -"
nreparatlon.-ln s. 90
certainty OF oper. u"
passes the bark ~ ~
Also,
7ae EysEA1IIl
gARk. p.eparet 0y'Irsl
The above arilcie'.,I
GELS OF different size"
he usual wants oil POI o''al
nut of retail drussls
chants and private f'"l
James Ken u.
a,okseller, aad " \
,Herandria.
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The Sovereign Ointmentto tor
the Itch,

Which is warranted az iDtalllh!e re
NEEDY at one application. and may be
used with the most perfect safety by
pregnant women. or On infants week
Did, no, containing parti1': OF mercu-
~ or apy dangerous ingredients what
ever, and is not accompanied wl,htllst
tormenting smart which attends the ex-
hihilou of other remedies
HAMILION's ELIXIR,
! sovereign remedy toI colds, obsti.
nate Coughs, Asthmas Sore III oats
ard approaching consump,ions, and
most disorders Of the breast & lungs.
To Parents who have Children sffilctee
with the Whooping Cough.
This dis covery is Of tho first meg
nitude, as it affords immediate relief,
checks the prcgress,and in short time
entirely remove the most c!uei dl>o
der to which children are liable. TIC
Elixir is SO perfectly agreeable, AID th'
dose so small, that no difficulty arises il
taking it.
Hchn's Genuine Grrman Corn Pisiaer
Hahu's Genuine Eye Hater.
Tooth .dcke Drohs.
TIE Genuine Persian Lofioa.
The Restorative Po7Oder for the Teeth
and Gums
Infatfbi, 5gue und F,ev.'' DROPS,
For The cure of agues, remittant ant
intermiltaat fevcrs, sc. &c.
Sold Wholesale and Retail at Lee:
Patent and Family Medicine Stere
No. Sc, Maiden-lane, Ncw-York-ana
by particular appointment, b, JalE$
KENNEDY; sen. Booksel er, Alex
.ndria.
Hannah Lee.
July "a Nv
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ROBERT GRAY.

Has Just received-for sale--a few CO.
pies Of
Lees Memoirs of the War in the South.
ern department Of the United States
Blounts Practical Navigator and Coast
Pilot
Jackson's Bookkeeping
Books of Common Prayer, 10 plain and
morocco bindings
Mair's Introduction
Lancaster's Epitome
Father and Daughter by Mrs. Opie
Knickerbo ker's New-York
Practical / iety
The Ram, Ter, by Dr.. Johnson, in four
neat Pocket volumes, bound in boards
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shorthand !
XT7HILST ! wa,n1
w a sy,,em OF ,hoa

w a sys,em OF ,ho.
ilsn, d in PhiladeIpMa
tisen.en, 0 that Woik
thc system used by |
t,king down TIE Ds3sls
a system 50 easy that d
nary ca2atity m:y cIe.I
it in half sn hour, ana
in lis IN ;est extent. Wit
instruc tion than what VI
in a few p.ges-lhe v
comprised IN eisht ea si'
without any o. those p'
tafy marks Win winch
tue other systems. are
then tteir ncmor, ore
practice" This is all 1
the publication WIS at I'd
lied by Mr.. MAIDS l"|
ami almost all the thei
Congress. many OF tha
subs cribirg Tor tex eehhI
system as very IA! I'd
fert. though some OF ID
PIES were divu sec ak
work since printed on ID
taken advantage OF VIVA
closed
! am now about TO p'1
in is perfect 5 ate Mf
use O, schools with SUD
tons Tor iea,lins It. I'd
,cierablc ctpa"lts wins
a.ay wli.e i! in SIX ECU
as The script nand csn u
mos; rapld writer's.
THOh.
iKRns-SubscriOen1
down. nd another on
the work on or bs I.re :
| he Subscribers az
- 90. aud consist. Of "a
departments, membsTs
mos, all the distinguish
the revolution, together
divines, physicians, lava
p incipal merchants "
phia.
subscriptions reeel"
and 1t r. G. Wi rtDS]
plnc's book stores, " =
~ Those prlrtes /
the above :. few inssru"1
Subscriptions, tra1sn..1
scriptlon papers 10
detphia. shall receive
work, be side the u;!lal >
January %
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Fairfax Counp

LWILlAM DEMn
commonwealth ipys
for the County aiOtssv
mayors, balliFs, col,s.
roughs, within the :.
Virginia. Where,
late Jailer, and D.n;.
sen: Jailor, for this Cal
Radcliffe, sheriff Of }
complained on oala \
that Elijah Graham, NJ
to the Jail Of the cosD1
Court thereof, for feb"
cured in the said Jill
Superior Cour, to !,
County aforesaid, and
to be lrled for the
And also a negro son,l
mitted to the Said J.1
runaway. She said be-
cy, and that she bsloa
Tomkins near Fsedsra
nia-did fo'ciJly, or
means, open the door d
the night OF the 9Th
therefrom, and tina, mi
without the knowleds, J
against the will oftAsn
Kidwell, and Danie.B,l
ioresaid, and are nov !
These are therefore in !
conmmanwealth, to rro|
ofyou,i III your respective
and precincts to make d
way of hue and cry, lo,|
Grayham, and negro \!
and her having found, i
take and safely convey, a
her to be safely conysyt
Fairfax county, there to
he and she shall be tn
by due course of law. {
hand and seal this 18th
Der 1879.
w. DEN
Nov. so
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HAMILTON's
GENUINE ESSENCE AND FIX.

GENUINE ESSENCE AND EA.
TRACTS or MUSTARD.
\ safe and effectual remedy tor d.
cute and chronic rheumatism, govt
,.eumatic gout palsy, lumbsgo, CUNT
,ess, white swellihgs, chilblains spralns
,ruises. pain in the face and neck &c:
This valuable remedy is prepared
10Th in a fluid state and in pills, and
hus excellently adopted, for external
and internal use.
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AN ACCOUNT OF
L Z t. S
Patent & Family Medicines,

CELEBRATED FOR rHE CURE
Of most diseases to which the Human
Body Is liable,
PARTICULARLY
Worms, Coughs and Colds, Asthma,
Consumption, Govt, Rheumatism,
,prains, Palsy, Head Ache, Tooth
Ache, Corns. Itch, Diseases of the
Eyes, Ring Worms, letters, &c In
yard Weaknesses, Nervous Disorders,
Female Complaints, Hopping Cough.
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July "a
Bus, rod Washington OF

Duo iOo " ooiiIiIStUH OI
Mount Zephyr, having conveyed pro
perry to me in trust, for the Payment Of
his debts, l have to request all persons
having demands against him to make
them known to me withou, less Of time,
that ! may be enabled to make the ne
cessary arrangements for satisfying them
as speedily as possible.
Bushrod Washington,
Mount Fernan.
January 81 2awtf
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RECEIVED

Ru. Schooner Melinda, from Boston, and
sSehr. Regulator, jrsm Nev Yerk' /.
A complete assortment OF shoES' oi
all descriptions and fashions.
In Store,
Cotton, Window Glass, Ravens DUCK
Fine Soaps, Spanish Horse HIDES
Trunks.
F.. Gilman.
July - eoSt'a"
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NETWORK, August 10.


We have seen a letter from Sack
eu's Harhor, Of the date otthe 29th
ult. which states. that Com. Chaun-
cey's squadron. on the Goth. had on
ly proceeded up the Lake about fiji
ty miles, the wind being light. He
was not expected to arrive In the
neighborbood OF Fort George before
the 29th or SO,h. The British squad
ron under Sir James l.. Voc was at
Kingston. and not expected TO come
out till the feet had been augment
ed. Com. Chauncey has now the
uncontrolled command Of Lake On.
tariO.
Events of moment may soon be
expected. IS all the disposalable force
of the United States is proceeding
TO the Northern and Nestt IN From
tiers. August IL.
We learn by the Northern Mail, that
our flotilla, IN number 8 sail, from Sack
ett's Harbor, arrived q, Niagara onIues.
day the 2Stb ult. with considerable re
Enforcement of trooFs--from 800 to
5000; and that they sailed from thence
| en- Wednesday morning with strong
| detachment for the head of the Lake, tor
the purpose, 1t is concluded, 10 gain
possession Of quantity of stores, &c.
at that place.
The Csnandaigua Messenger Of the
Sd instant states, that the British troops
having mostly moved to the nelghbo''
hood Of Niagara, it was probable thai
our forces will meet with but little OPP
position. 1t is said maj. Chaplin, has &C.
companied them.
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:. surrender Il. So soon as the flag had
re,nrned, brisk fire was opened upon
u, from the s,un boats in the river, ant
from ASIA inch howitzer on shore.
e Itch was kept up with little iDtermis
sion throughout the night. AT an earl'
hour the next morning, three sires
twhich had been placed during the nigh
within $50 yards of the pickets) bega
10 play upnn US. but with little effect
About 4 O'Clock P NJ discovering that
the 6"e from AL his guns was coneentra-
ted against the northwestern angle OF the.
fort, l became confident that his OBJECT
was tn make breach, and attempt To
storm the works at that point there
fore ordered out as many men as coulc
be employed for the purpose OF stresth-
ing that part. which was so effeciuali,
secured hv means Of bags Of -four. sand
&c. that the Yiekeling suffered little or
no Injury notwithstanding which, the
enemy, about 500, having formed IN close
colamn, advanced 10 assault our work
al the expected point at the same time
naking two feints on the front OF Capt
Hunsec's lines The colums which ad-
vanced against the northwestern angle,
consisting OF about $50 men, was so
completely enveloped in smoke, as not
20 be discovered until it had approached
within Is or 20 PAGES Of the lines; but
the men being all at their posts, and rea-
dy 20 receive it, commenced so heavy
and calling Ere as to throw their CO.
lumB a liille into confusion; being
Quickly rallied, it advanced TO the outer
works and began TO leap into the ditch
Just ct that moment fire OF grape was
opened from our s pounder, (Which had
been previously arranged SO as to rake
Ia that direction) which, together with
the musqactry, tlrew them into such
confusion, that they were compelled to
retire precipitstely to the woods.
During the assault, which lasted about
half an hour. an mcessant FIRE was kept
up by the enemy's artillery (Which con-
sisted Of hyc skies and howitzer) but
without effect. My whole loss during
the siege, was enc killed, and seven
wounded slightly. The loss Of The enc
nv In killed., wounded and prisoners
must exceed one hundred and fifty one
lieut. colonel, lieutenant and fifty rack
and file, were found in and about the
ditch, dead OF wounded. Those of the
remsinder who were not able 70 escape.
we're takea of during the night by the
Indians. Seventy stand of arms and Sc
veral brace OF pistols have been collect
ed near the works. About thrse in the
morning the enemy sailed down the ri
yer, leaving behind them, boat contain-
fng clothing aud considerable military
stores.
Too much praise cssnot be bestowed
on the <fficers, non-commissiOned oth-
GERS and priva,es under my command,
for their gaIlantry and good conduct dur
ing the siege.
Yours with respect,
(Sigu,d) G.. CROGHAN,
Maj l7th u. S. Inf coin. L. S.
Major. General Harrison,
commanding ". w army.
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DISTRICT or COLUMBIA G.,
Alexandria County,
To all Marshals, Mayors
Bailihrs and Constables
within the District
of Columbia,
TO rTIT:


COMPLAIN / being this day made
TO me- upon oath, by JAMES CAMPBELL
JsiIor of said county, that KELNElJM
GRAY, who WAS committed % the jai.
OF the said county for want OF bail, a!
the sait nf Ignatius Hayden, on al, &C.
tion OF trespass on the case, did on or
about the sixth day.of august IN the
night forc;biy break and escape from
the said Jail, and IS now going It large.
These are therefore, Ia the name OF
the United States, to require you and
every Of YOU in your respective coun-
ties, cities, towns, and precincts, 10
Scize & rctake the said Kelnelm Gray,
aud him SO retaken. 10 commit TO the
PRISON where debtors arc usually kept
IN the county where he is SO retaken'
and deliver him TO the keeper thereof,
together with this warrant hereby
commanding and requiring the said
keeper to receive the said Kelne!m
Gray and him safely to keep in the said
Jail, until certificate under tie hand
OF the, Clerk OF he CONT ofs.iG conhty
that the said Kelnelm Gray hata given
bail in the said suit be delivered to you,
and to return this warrant to the court
al the said county of Alexandria, pur
suant to an act of the General Assem-
bly, in that case made and provided
Given under my hand md seal, this
eleventh day Of August, 1873
Richard Libby, (seal.)
AUGUST II CT
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NfN Sat-.
AUGUST II

/ VALUABLE House Servant, about
e 81 ye.As OF ase--he is very likely
and intelligent, and would suit either Q
tavern, private family or single gentle
msn. wish to dispose Of the servant
10 some person in Alexandria or its viti.
nifty, as my only object in selling him is
10 crafty him BY being near his wife
She can be bought t" accommodate par
lies, by applying to WILLIAM ROBINSON,
Esq. The Servants will be shewn, and
The terms of sale made known.
Mex BEVERLEY
Westroreland county,Va. June -.
" The above Negroes will be Of.
fercd for sale at the Vendue Store q
Tuesday, the gath day of August.
p. G.. Marsteller.
August Is
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Extract from London PRICE Currenf
yune s

Extract from a London Pric. Currenf,
June 8
ASHES AT the public sale of ashes
OF Friday, the Quebec poi ashes, 2s4
barrels, not of the best escriplion, PAT
sold a, sos. cd the rem Under of inf
lior qndi.l es.
TOBACCO-The s2les o. tobacco
have of late, been very li"ied the pri-
ces 'ince sYs last little varied
OILS Tic prices IS whale oil con
t!nue t" be depressed, and farther de-
clue in the prices submitted TO. L'p'
seed oil, from the quantity OF seed by he
fleet being less than expected, the rates
are advancing.
CORN.-rhe supply of English wheat
in the market ofyest, rday was very con-
siderable, and several cargoes # foreign
we're also brought forward, and an ex-
pectstion of further arrivals from the
Baltic, all tented to depress the market,
the qualities Is. lower, the inferior de-
scription still more affected, and the de-
maDd FIR the latter very confined.-
Flour unvaried.
Return Of wheat, including only from
May "a to May 80, was 799 lrquartcrs-
average los. 4 | .5d-5s. 4d less than
LIST return. Return of -four, from May
% to e, was 1896 sscks-average
100, 3 l.2.--1.2 per sack lower than
last return.
SPICES.-The demand for every de-.
scriplion of spices is very langu'd. Al
public sale ST mace and Dutmegs, the
I'd instant, the prices went considerably
lower than the late rates little inqoi
ries after ginger; pimcnto and pepper
without variation.
COTTON may be quoted at dc.
preston of 2 Id Id. sihce cur last ;
the demand heavy, and tic prices de-
cliniDg IN all the markets the sales 81
last week have been very limited-9lO
bales and bags of American Cotton, tho
cargo of the Ferox, prize, was put 10
public sale last week /; 1t consisted OF
Sea Island and Bow eds; the fetner wa.
only Of a middIiDg qualify, the price:
from 2s I'D 5-sa7s sd the grea. pro-
portion Is sd l-S Is. Sd Z 8; the
Bowels, lair to good. Is ed. 4 Is. 81
the sale may be quoted at depression
from the late prices of Id on Sea Isl
ards, and 3D. per Ii on the Bcwed..-
The market al Liverpool last week bs'
been further depressed about IL to Id
per Id. +; the. total quantity sold estimated
at about 900 packages oaly; The great
ter proportion Of the holders anxiou
to sell, under the present political cir
eumstances, sc. Cotton Yarn al Man
chester, last week, heavy sale; the price
y little atiation; the question ss 10 A
merican Cotton being admitted into thl
country appears to have iost its interest
re have nothing further TO observe Of
that subject, our remarks have bee
freely given, and we have only nov {
add, that the prescott prices can hold OF
90 Involvement to the cultivation an
import of Cotton from India, the freigi
being so heavy, the other expence, col
siderable, and the varying politics
Europe would make any undertaking
that description speculalivsk uncertain
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COMMUNICATION.
MEssRs. PRINTERS,

MEssRs. PAINTERS,
II mas been matter for meditation a
long while with me, endeavoring TO &C
count for the motives that actua'e those
who are conscientiously opposed to the
war, and yet accept appointments, rush
into the contest. and cut the Threats OF
those whom they do not believe have
given them sufficient provocst'on; but
/ have pondered in vain for an apology
for them, Ifthey say honor calls them;
I would remind them that are seasons
when the I" post Of honor is private
station"-and If there be such thing as
moral treason, which we have heard so
much about, there may be such thing
as msra! Murder. Had all Federalists
been true to themselses-hsd they never
been seduced to lend cent OF their mo-
ney, or cut single throat. in this impo.
lite war, there would have been peace
before now.
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NOTICE.

TO be sold on Saturday, the ! 18th Gay
of SEPTEMBER LOT OF GROUND, on,
the vest side of Washington street. and
south of King, ~ feet 7 inches frontsnd
So feet deep, subject to an annual
ground rent of IS dollars, payable quar-.
ter yearly. This property is sold BY
,ir.oe of deed Of trust for the pur.
poses therein mentioned. Terms ii
sale cash.
Samuel Smith,
7rusfes.
August -.
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pRAcT1cE AGAINST PREcEpT.

PRACTICE AGAINST PRECEPT.
There ares great number OF Rus
sian vessels now loading in the q.
States with provisions-Many Of
them probably are bound to British
ports. and some possibly 10 the sup
DIV of the British blockading squa-
drons. As they respect the Z. S.
& England these vessels are neutral.
Tf then. in the execution OF Mr..
MADrsoN's Embargo Order. any of
the Russian ships Should be detained
land detained they must be if his
officers do their duty. will not the
Emperor ALEXANDER. Our Mediator,
be likely to address Mr.. MANSIONS
ENJOYS after this sort :: =" How is
all this, gentiemeni Your President
has requested me to advocate. in be
half Of American vessels, for the
recognition Of the principles that
free ships should make fee goofs.
agreeahly TO tie stipu!ations Of the
old Treaty Of Utrecht /; and that
neutral vessels should have the
right to carry any thing but contra
band of war, 10 the enem! OF a
friendly power ! YET instead of prae-
ticing as he preaclirs-Iustead of
pecmitting my neutral vessels 10
make free goods. and 10 cary pto-
visions to my friends, the IFns!isE-
agrerably to his own principles, and
the old Treaty; | fluid my vessels ar
rested and detained, and my subjects
injured by order OF Ibis same Mr..
Madison. in violation of both. Ii
your masters practices are so direct
~ at war with his precepts, with
what face, or with what prospect OF
success can l advocate your cause I
| can see none. Therefore 60 home
gentlemen, teach your master to prac-
lice on the maxim Of doing unto O.
theirs as he demands that others
should do unto him, and then il he
calls upon Alexander he will help
him."
Boston Cen.inei.
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PUBLIC SALE.

ON SATURDAY next at II o'clock,
will be sold on capt. fuckers Wharf, Tor
he benefit of those CONCERNED, one bua.
dred fwelve barrels FLOUR, in lots,
damaged IN board schooner Stackleberg.
P. G.. Marsteller.
August l3. DIT.
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lust to take yeur paper, read It and paw
for it: but should now think had done
wrong if I did not speak my mind, and
tay reasons too, for so thinking. ! seri
ously believe, that out of mercy to u.
we shall not ge, Canada this bout. And
fur,hermo ore, l am morally convinced We
had better come ont Of it while We can.
tor If we take Canada it will be our death
as nation. People may laugh at my
whims, and though am not scarey
man, I will tell an enecdote that thlnk
in poin,.-I remember forty years ago
my mother had visitors one days. pat Of
the tea kettle to make tea, & after keep
ing mighty hot6ce snder 1t TOR an hour
she found boil i. would not; So thinking
the deuce was in it, she took oh Tie tci'
tr see, and behold 1t was toad! The
whole clan of Gsssips fully believing it,
Gas do to this day an in,erposltlon Of
Providence in preven,ingthe tettle from
boiling-thereby saving them all from
being poisoned 10 death, set to returning
thanks with ore accord for so signal a
deliverance. Ineed say no more. be-
lieve VIC are mercifu'ly kept from over
running our neighbors in Canada.