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Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1836-12-07

q saGymnastic exercises are unsuitable
to those whose chief habits are sedentary
and studious. To resort Immediately from
the closet to the gymnasium to try feats OF
agility, and strength is dangerous, and has
proved fatal" Professor CdIdweH, Med.
Dep. Trans University.
"Gymnastic exercises are in general too
violent for persons who employ the greater
part Of their time in sedentary pursuits. -
Dr. Post, Demonstrator OF AfGtomy Cot
tege q Physicians and Surgeons, NJ y.
Inc exercises of the gymnasium are al,
so attended with some hazard of personal
INJURY and not few instances might be
cited oil very considerable evils resulting
from this practice. "-A fitcheiFs g Hints t.
iStudente.' So ttre sgF = :
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1836-12-07
VOL. IX....NO. II.

: your hands, which can be traced to the
use of intoxicating liquors?
! 3. How many days, or parts of days,
in year have they lost from the same
cause
4. Are there any contentious or diff
cultes between the workmen and super
lntendents, or among the workmen them
selves2
5. Have you had any difficulty from
the want Of care in the workmen, such as
losing tools, marring work, &c.2
6. What is the condition of yourwork-
mems families in regard to comfortable
clothing, food and fuel, education, neatness,
kindness2
7. Do your unma1ried men spend their
leisure evenings in mental Improvement,
or in dissipation2
8. Are your workmen, any Of them. in
debt to the establishment or the grocer,
tailor, &c., at the end ofthe year2
9. Where ardent spirit alone has been
abandoned, and beer, wine and cider sub
stituted has the change been much or any
for the better2 We wish particular in
formation on this head
If you have adopted any regulations en-
this subject,
l. What arc these regulations, and
when adopted?
g. What has been the effect on nc CEN
eral appearance, cheerfulness, activity,
care, temper, and manners ofthe men2
8. Do your mechanics appear to have
more self-respect than they had before, or
than others have, who use intoxicating
drinks?
a. Is their time more probably EN-.
ployed
s. What is the condition Of their fami-
lies as to cleanliness, chee1fulness, attend
ance on religious services and education?
! 6. Have your hands any surplus mo
nev at the end of the year, how much,
what disposition do they make Of it'
Ifvou have made change, then you
can contrast the present and former condi-
ton Of your establishment. If yoa have
always acted on this principle, you may
contrast yours with some institution which
acts on the old plan.
State what you suppose to be the pecu-
MARY gain from abandoning the old prac-
tice of using alcoholic beverages, and the
better one of abandoning such use. Ina
word, we earnestly request you to state all
the facts which you think calculated to en-
Tighten the public mind, on the connexion
between the prosperity of manufacturing
establishments, and the use of intoxicat-
ing drinks. These facts the Executive
Committee of the American Temperance
Union intend to embody. We believe
that the facts when fully obtained and pre-
scented to the world, will settle conclusive
ly this important proposition, that every
consideration of humanity. and of pecuni-
airy interest to the employer and the en-
ployed, calls for the immediate abandon
ment of intoxicating drinks. a
We are, gentlemen, very respectfully,
your obedient servants. -. Il
E. G. DELAvAN, JOHN TAPPAN, -
| J, w. LEAT1TT, G. KEENER,
ISAAC COLLINS, JOHN T. NORTON,
Isaac S. LLOYD,
Er. Com. Am. Temp. Union.
NOte.-Address, for the present, Ed
ward G.. Delavan, Albany. Editors Of
papers throughout the Union are respect
fully requested to give this circular one
insertion.
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Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1836-12-07

CHINA. Mr. Bridgman writes May
3lst, 1886. that an ." edict had just appear
ed in Canton. forbidding. faith in, Jesus
| and the propagation of his doctrines onthe
main Of death"
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1836-12-07
RELIGIOUS MISCELLANY.
RUEES FOR SABBATH SCHOOL
TEACHERS. ..T

l. Be very sure you understand the
lesson yourself, before you attempt to
make your scholars understand it.
2. Be animated-be emphatic Con-
vince your scholars you are in earnest;
but do not insult their judgments By e1-
travagant appe ais to their passions, with
out enlightening their minds.
4. Remember your object is to teach.
Study, therefore, your lesson thoroughly.
Think for yourself and whtn you have
new thong hts, communicate them. And
at the same time a teacher should not aim
to be original, merely for the sake Of it.
4. In your remarks, come to the point
al once, and be short. ::
S. Never: study to be eloquent. Let
theatrical affectation be banished from the
school-room. s. s. Treasury
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1836-12-07

TENOR OF THE GOSPEL OF PEACE
The way to heaven is revealed in four
words. "Acquaint myself with God"
The guide to that way in three: search
the Scriptures" The spirit of this divine
doctrine in three: Faith, hope, charity"
The privileges afforded in that way four
Call upon thy God" The essence of
it in six: Love to God, love to man.
The mode of our salvation in six; " Be-
lieve in the Lord Jesus Christ" The
means Of our obtaining it in nine; I" Re-
pentance towards God, faith IN our Lord
Jesus Christ" Duty enjoined thereby in
three "Follow after righteousness.'-
The result of our doing so in six peace
which the world cannot give" The is
sue of that result in two; Eternal life"
Truly the gospel is so plain that the way
faring man, though fool, need not err
therein.-Gambicr Obs
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-10-22
ONE OF THE People.
FAvORIEISM.

M-. Finiev--I do not wish 10 intrs1a to-
muca on tie god nature of Your readers
bat there are some t7lnss enactei thr"ng
sis.' pi-.ncs;'ie at :t~or.,Isin bv some OF GU
"b'c bngs w.i:ch Will give tins com n;snifv "A
l..ain UNDERSTANDING of how the office-,"lJers
use their pubic property | woult willing
give place t. another inIv idual; hut as no
one mas volunteered. | shall not shrink from
the iosk. One word. to vou, Mr.. Editor.
please instruct your composifors t. follow
copy. verbatim. as several GORGEOUS aitera-
lions were made in my last comnunica ton.
1t IS known to many of your readers. that
Capt. Reid visited Washington City a few
weeks SINCE, for the avowed purpose Of sus-
mining the character of Col. Spencer. Re-
ceiver Of Public Moneys at Fort Wayne.
against a charge Of defaulcation to the amount,
II 100000. do not pretend to say that
he IS was n defau.ter. but it does appea-i
strange TO IN. 'hat he should pay all Of tie ex
lenses al: NJ. Reid. iu going 10 and ret1rn'n.
To:a Head Quarters. if there was not s,ne
lanc wrong. That he did this Mr.. Reid adj
nits, and it is said, that for his success in
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-10-22

Of this meeting be signed by the Presidents
and Secretaries. and published in the People s
Advocate and Richmond Palladium.
On motion the meeting adjourned.
J. c. HAWKINS, President.
JoHH CRuM.
Lor BLOOMFIELD, S.,-;
WARNER N. LEEos,(
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-10-22

aA..,ved that John was tremendous ca.
~. - hed looked crab-apPies at him until
IS wss tired, in hope of inducing him 70 get
his breakfast elsewhere. But It availed not
Long John was again on hand. Major,
said he. .can't l have some sassengers for
breakfastr' Yes replied the Major gruf-
fly. you can have them, if we've got enough
maid, and on her appearing '-There Ectty,'
said he 'sgo take the measure Of that man,
and fry him his length in sausagcsr'-(Nor.
Adv.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-10-22

CHOLERA IN CHARLEsTos'-.. sll
instant. the Board Of Health ~
four cases Of cholera for the = ~
Is four hours-eleven whites
blacks. six dead. On the zs
now cases. nine whites ana
FIVE deaths. 29t;, Of Septemoes'
.leaths. ..u-. On TIE S0th. ~ e.
teen: deaths, SIX. On the 49,.
new cases, ten; deaths, three
News
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-10-22
(el.|

4 ~~..
| Will
Gay Of \
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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-01-25
DIR. RELIES
o-ROTANICAL DROPS!

-. If the most cilracons compounds III the
ua,.r;, Nedica for the cure OF that class {" 'll'r'-
~" diseases produced by an impure state "i the
e,"' and ,itialcd habits Of the body. aud usually
o,n, themselves in the iorits OF Scf"inl SAT-
s , ,nrosy, ST. Anthony's Fire, Fever, Sores,
n,hcn the bones are allected,) W h'tr S"riilngS'
V,,nnird with DR.. Jcbb's linim'n'' ioui ana ohsil-
"p ,',c,.. Sore Legs aud Eycs Scaldhead III cinl-
nav ,'o suryy and scorbuic Gout, fnnpltd or Var,
"'." Faces. Fostering Er,plions, and 'cncte'l
.r.;n,s throughout the body, in which aS case the
n''s a,,,n cure when Mercury tils they are al
Nv ~. hos, Sminc and Autumnal Ph>Nlc to pnrit,
,d n,e,usc the system from hninors which frequent
, an" -, these seasons OF the yeat. They also
- ,h. n,oeess of digestion, ana by P'uhNhS the
hanJ nrryent the secretion oi malignant hnmofs on
u ho ,nnrs. The proprietor confidently relics upon
i S, number OF surprising cures effected by thes'
nrons not only in Boston and Ms vlcny but t'ro 70
-, IN, Union for the best proof ct their excellence
~ IN uuG,ilInr Alternative Medicine, IN all the CASTS
above specified.
mi. article has recently been pronounced by a
,hy;cian of the first rcspee liability, who had "'t,sS-
s ;ts ,urmising efficacy. entitled, III his opion'
~ rae the lead of all the popular articles known
far the above complaints, and indeed is fast gaining
,h;s pont in public estimation. throughout the c7uh-
,ry Price 81 a bottle or si> bottles for -.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-01-25
=. fNTN1'T'T.W JANNSUN
" AsinN.roN, Jan. H., 1870.
No. 1.-.N. EWsyth 10 Hr. Barton.
DEPARTMENT OF STATE,
" uyIinnf.n 100

Washington, June ~, 1885.
Ino"AsP. Barron, Esq, &C. &C.
OK MI Livingston arrived here the day b, :
lore YESTERDAY Ky the mail OF Yesterday vour
letter OF the 1lh May, with a copy Of Mr.. Liy.
heN'on last noic 10 the Duke dc Broelic, WINS re.
ccived.
at''r an attentive cx nlinaIion of Mr.. Living.
slon's correspondence with this Dcpor,men, aud
the Government OF France cl,ci,latcd by his v.r
bal explanations, the President has directed mo
TO say toyou that the Mcssrs. de Rolschlh Laa,
been authorized by the Treasury Department, Il,
receive the money due under the trcaty with
france oi this authority they will be directed In
eve notice to the French Govc,nm, nj. ui,hou, de-
mall''ng payment For Yourself, YOU will. II The
b'l' oil indemnity is rejected, follow Mr.. Liyins.
s'on 10 the United States. lfthc money is placed
1T The disposal oi the King, conditonallv, by III.
Legislature oi France, YOU will await further or
"ris nom HE United States, but maintain guard
'u sn'"ee On the subject ot the indemnity. Hap
preached by the Government of France, directv
or indirectly, you will hear what i, said without r.,
ply, state what has occurred in full ia fine D.na,,.
mrht, aud await It's Instructions. Il IS the DESIRE
OF the President that you will make moi even a r.-
terence 10 the subject of the treaty in your inter-
COURSE with the French Government until the
course Intended To be pursued is definitely explain.
ed TO the | nlled StnlrS. Whatever may br said
I" the Mcsss. dc Rolhschld. it will be their du,v
to report 10 You as we'll as To tho Treasury Depur,
mehi, mud, whenever thcy converse with Won, thcy
must lac reminded that il is expected thai thew viii
wait Tor express notice from the Government Of
rance thai 1t Is ready To pay before an application
for payment IS male.
lie course adopted by Mr.. Livingston has been
fully approved and the hopr is induced that hi,
representations have had their Just influences ON
the councils of the X inc of France. However
that may he, the Presidents determination is.
That the terms upon which the Two Governments
aic Ia stand towards each other shah be remIla<
ted, 50 far as his constitutional power extends, by
France.
\ packet from tlpr Treasury, addressed to the
Mrssfs de Rolhsehill, and containing the ins,r,c-
'Iohs "i Tie Secretary, accompanied by u special
power appointing them the agents Of the United
States to receive the payment due under the irca~
,Nol iS3l, IS forwarded helewt! The copy Of
letter from this Department to Nj. parco, is also
enclosed Tor Your perlsa
am, sir, your obcdent servant.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-01-25
EDUCATION,

SNN' FL. D. TOMPl\INs hcrcb, informs his
- friends aud the public, that his School viii he
opened on the first day Of February ncxt, in the
mouse NJ N which Mr.. X. Il. Towuley has tmobl =,
school for scyeral years past
r. course OF instruction will embrace English
Grammar, Geography Arithmetic and N,,brm9,;n,
IA ITS various branches, together with the Iati,
ffcnch and Hebrew Languages. 49,
ne 'e'I' perfect, assured that he can teach the
ff"e Pronunciation of the French and Hebrew Ian
ana also give correct IDEAS Of their constrc
~, a'r csh'' exhibit testimonials Of rcspccta
' '"lac'ef on the subject, but he declues loinp So
believing that the citizens will he bettc, ,,,,,,, T.,
,i"Ec oi ms qualifications when the, slil have tried
h,'''' ",iich he respectfully invites them to do. by
sn,'@ nm al"rtion of their patronage
;, ftimS-SI2 % per session of five months for
,n.nSil "ra'nmar' Geography, Arithmetic. So
Tor those more advanced.
hhfEnE>oE-slr H. B. Tovnlev
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-01-25
DENTAL SURGERY.

hR. w. II. JONES, respectfully informs his
- friends OF lynchburg, and the public generally,
That he has located himself in Lynchburg, where he
Is prepared to perform all necessary operations on the
Teeth, such as Clean, File, Plug aud remove De
aged Teeth insert Artificial Teeth, from to an
hre sett, ON the most improved plans, such as are
prac''scd by all scientific Dentists i'll the United
States.
Hcuny, with all other incident diseases pertaining
10 'he Teeth, are cured with All operations
"one by himself are warranted to stand, and restore
onecayed Teeth their former beauty.
ucn'lemen wishing to have operations performed
on ,ner Teeth will please call at his room. Ladies
wi" De waited on at their private dwellings. Should
pos worthy of attention present themselves either AT
III. .tn spout Spring, or Campbell CT. House, DIR. J.
Will attend to them
W DIR. W. II. Jones may be found at the Union
.r ,o'rl' IN l.ynchburg. Rcercnce-Dr Benjamin +.
Terry Of Prince Edward
Dec " Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-01-25
II, your obcdlent servant,
JOHN FORSYTH.
- .Hr. EorSgM 10 Nr. Barton.
DEPARTMENT OF STATE,

>, Washington, Sept, II, 1885.
THOMAS I. BGToN, Esq, &c. &c. &c.
Sh; 80 much time will have elapsed before
'l'ls despatch reach you, since the pas,ap, of
HE Ia" by tie French Chambers placing a, ia.
disposition at the klne tie funds 10 fulfil the uea-
~, "'lh the nllrd States that il is presumed the
intention oi the French Government will have
been by that period disclosed. Il is propcr, there
fore, IN the opinion of the President, that Won
should receive your last Instructions in relation To
IT, 1t has always been his intention that the l.c-
@aIlon OF tho United States should leave France il
the treaty were no, fulfilled. Ion have been SUI
tered to remain ailcrthc departure of Mr. Ii, ing
SION, under TIE expectation that the Government of
france would lind IN all that has occurred its obi
CATION Ia proceed forthwith to the ilflmcn, of il,
as soon as funds were placed in It's hands. If this
expectation is disappointed, You must ask for your
passports, and return to the United States. limo
movement has been made on the part of France,
and n" animation given to YOU, or 10 tie banker
"i lhe United Stntcs, who is the authorized agent
"i tie rcasury, to receive the instruments DUE Of
the time that payment will be made, YOU are in
s'rnctcd to call upon the Duke de Broel t. and re-
quest To be informed Wat the intentions of the
government III relation t" it, stating That you do 50
ny orders OF your Government. and with a view to
REGULATE" Nour conduct by the information YOU NAV
receive nom him. la the present aai,ated state
of France, it i, the particular desire of the Pre.i-
dent Tat Nour application should be made in tho
most toncllia'orN tone, and your inter. lew with
The Duke marked by expressions, rs coming from
Your Government, "t great personal respect for
that Minister, and Of anxious desire for the safe
~ of the King Of France. Ifihc Duke should IN
i"lm You that the money is To be paid on any fixed
day, You will remain in France; otherwise ,ou
WI apply Tor yonr passports, and state the
TO be HAT the treaty OF ndo unity has not been ca
ccued by France.
The President especially directs that you
Should comply with these instructions so early,
that the result may be known here before the NEE
ting of Congress, which TAX es place On the 7th of
December next.
am, sir, your obcdent servant,
JOHN FORSYTH.
No. 3.--Er. Barton to the Duke de Bro. lie.
TRANSLATION. ID.
LEGATION THE u. 5. OF America,
Paris, 2ith Oct, 1885.
His Excellency Duke DE BRoGLIE,
| Minister for Foreign AFairs. .fs
! MONSIEUR IL Dc. Having eAecu,,d 10 -
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-01-25
DIR. RELIES
ANTI.DTLIOUg PILLS,

For Indigestion, toss Of Appehte, Lisues%nts''
U,adache CoStrtness, Fht"itnce, Cohc.
Bilious 4d,ctions, Sc
yu,O comment on the efficacy of these Pills after
, successful experience OF many years III Eng
,ua and America has established thef regulations Is
need,css Suffice il To observe thai for redundancy
If R;e Flatulencc, Costycncss. Headache, Ne Nc,
they will undoubtedly prove Tar more sericeable
than those drastic pufgcs too frequently ehlPoNea'
J u;u uot only at tile same time tend To remove
,he attending cause by gentle nations, and strength
ON the digestive organs but improve the appetite and
,,v,t, thc system. Price - cents.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-01-25
Jan. II

b ADiES Gne Pearl Card Ca,cs.
do do do do richly Carved and Gilt
ladies TORTOISE Shell Gard Cases.
Pearl Paper Knives,
arl-handcd Butter Knives
Butter kuiVes of Pearl,
Ivory and Penl Stamps,
One Ivory German Flute;
Fine Gold Eau Pings. (chcap0
line Gold Ear Rings 10, Misses at =, cents.
Silvcr-warc Buckles, for ladies,
Pearl and Gill do for do
Boxes Fancy Seals, with Sapphire handles,
Necklace Of White DrtbyshIrc Spar bcauIln
Musical snuff Boxes,
Walking Canes aud Riding Whips.
Sel, OF Ivory handled Knives aud Forks
Extra fine Pocket aud PEN Knives
Silver Iuc, Combs, NOW very much worn)
German eight day Clock, (,c'y prctry)
London Metal Clocks, (Nlaho.an, cascs)
J neat Hair Sofas, (chcap)
Together with many other useful aud ornamental
GOODS-all OF which will be sold nj prices lat vii
please persons who may wish them.
HENRY BROWN. JG.
OPPosii' Mc Banks
Dee Il
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-01-25

'1'llt. subscriber has Just received aud now offer.
iof sale, Il larger assortment OF RIDING We
lilN LES, than he has ever before offered in th,s
market, Among them. a,r Coaches Gharottrcs
Sianhopcs, IA new arice,) iarouoheS OF ever, DIES
efp'Ion and Price, Bugg,s Of various patterns and
Prices The above articles were manufactured Al the
best Factories ia New JcrSc, aud New York lie
would take the present oppolunt, 81, 10 his for
hl't patrons, thai he continues to manufacture
all OF the articles alfcad, named and promises to,>
'cute neatly and eNpcdltiousls, all repairs in his line
on the most liberal terms and hence respectfully 50
h'i's patronage. II. VI. DlDLAkE.
Inn -.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-01-25
A New supply OF Dr. u. White"
Vegctable Tooth Ache Drops.

TJNlIE. only specific ever offered to the public from
i which permanent ndf'dcal cure may be Obtain
cd of that dsagrecabc pain, the Tootli-achc, with
all its attendant evils such as tracturng the jaw Ill
extracting the Teeth, Which often proves more pam
fnl than the Tooth-aehe ITSELF and cold passing from
the decayed Teeth to the jaw, thence to the head,
nrolucnr rheumatic affection, with many other I'M
pleasant effects, such as dsagreeable breath, and
taste in the mouth. &c, all of which are produced
from foul or dccayed Teeth.
am happy to have it in my power to offer to the
world a remedy that will not only remove The pain
nine times out of ten, if properly applied, but pre-
serve the Teeth from further decay, and arrest the
disease in such as are dccayine and have ot com
menced aching, restoring them 10 health and useful
Ccrtihcases of Dentists and Phvsicians--also di-
rec,ions for using, accompany each bottle.
For sale by X. SIABl.ER,
Druggist. Lynchburg.
BELL g. RIoHARDs. Liberty,
JonN ?. KizEE, iSaiem,
J. s. CROCKETT, Christionsburg.
June % of I'm
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-01-25
TO SAkDkeE.EiEsS.

M T. have now on hand a very general and hand
w some assortment Of Snaillc and Curb Bits
Silnups, Coach, Gig aud other Mounting in sets and
separate; Buckles OF every descriptions Matngal,
Hooks and Rings Strainnc, Norsted and Cotton
Webbing; Serge, Sk, Thread, Morocco, sheep
seal and Hog skins: Saddle Trees, lacks. &c Also
English Birdie Filings and MarngalrS An assort-
ment oi Saddlcr's Tools also. Carriage lace Fas-
sells and Fringe, Handles Locks, Springs and Steps,
&c. Our assortment has never before been good,
and pledge ourselves 10 sell as low as any Other
house IN Virginia Purchasers are respectfully re-
qucstcd TO call at the Sign Of he Goiicn thrill
II. Il. RItIliR X co.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-01-25
vol. IEV.....N'O. -.

honor, that this resolution should, at all bazords
be adhered TO. IL, after so signal an cxam,lr a.
that gwen by the American People tlur;nc th~;r
long protractcd difficulties with France, of foybcar.
anee under accumulated wrenes, and of peneroox
confidence in her ultimate return 10 Justice. she
shall now be permitted to withhold from us The tar.
dN and imperfect decentralization which. after
years oil circumstances and discussion, had at length
been so'emny agreed on by the treaty Of 1881.
and to sci Al naurht the obligation il imposes, tho
'n''ed States will not be the only sufferers. The
efforts oi humanity and religion TO substitute the
appeals OF Justice and the arbitramcnt of reason
Tor The eoerclvo remedies usually rcsortcd 10 by
injured nations, viii receive little or no encour.
agomcnI from such an issue. lly the seIcction mud
enforcement oi such lawful aud cxpcdicnt n,c.
Sufes rs may bc necessary 10 prevent n re-.
SUI 50 injurious To ourselves and so tn,n Il,
the hopes oithc phanthropist, we si,an there.
lore not only preserve the pecuniary interests Of
our citizens, tho independence of our Government.
ana the honor oil our country, but do mach. il NAV
be hoped, 10 ylndicaie the faith of trca,ies. ard
I" promote the general interests of pcacc. civili-
zauon and Improvement.