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DR. HULI4's PATENT Truss

vEIHE SUBSCRIBER h as just received from
Hull, complete assortment of thegenltne Ut Ill >
TRUSS. adapted for every variety OF Rupture, ana sui
able for all ages and sizes. 60
From n. ere than thousand PLY clans ana surgeon
who have given decided preference 10 this lnstrumen
over all other in use Dr. Hull will select few names,
whose distinguished medical reputation cannot but re-
solve tire doubts OF the most sceptcal:-ln
New York City-yalentine Mott, NJ. D., Geo Bushe
NJ n Alexander II. Stevens, Nj David tloSack,
H. William Barrow, NJ. D., Cyrus Perkins, NJ D.,
hert smith, NJ D., Samuel Ackerly, NJ. d..
Albanv-Jonathan Fights, NJ. d. Townsend, NJ ID.
ITtica-John Mccall, NJ. D., Mort on, NJ. ID.
Philadelphia Professors Gibson, Eberlee, Drake, Nc
Celan.
Boston-Shurtliff, NJ. D., IngOls, Nj. d.
Batmore-Protessor Potter John Buckler, NJ ID.
Washington City-J0Seph Lovel, NJ. d., Proiesso
Sewal Surgeon General u. 5. Army, A. ;. Han, NJ ID
New Haveu-PTofessor Hubbard, Professor Ives
Hartiord-Eli Todd, NJ. d. late Principal OF the insane
asylum.
Plymouth, Mass.-Jas. Thatcher, NJ ID.
Worcester, Mass.-Samuel Woodward, M. ID.
Sir Ashley Cooper, London.
MIR. Sey, Surgeon General British Army, Canada.
CAUTION TO PURCHASERS.
The propretor of ulls Truss gives notice that IN con
sentence of the many imperfect and Illegal limitations OF
ths Truss sold in this city and elsewhere, he will IN fu
lure ax his signature every Truss sent from MS Oh
fee without this none are genuine.
For sale wholesale and RETAIL by
G. l.. DUHURST,
Conner of Pratt street and Dugam's wharf
aS7m Lever end of Centre Market Space.
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SONS OF AEELICTloN LooK..:

SONS UF AFELICTlON LOOK!!:
nR. VANDON'S from Germany RESTORA-
II TIVE FILLS, positive cure for Gonorrhea
Stubborn elects, &c.Ihe superiority of DIR. Vandons
Restorative Pills over every other medicine yet discov
cred for the cure of Gon0h9e, eei other diseases
OF ciniary passages, become every day evideps
from their extraordinary deaaad and universal
since their Introduction ints the eouatry less than
Five Thousand Boxes have heea sold aud no instances
have been known to fail IN perform perfect cure in
few days The composition of Ghe Pills being entirely
different from any other nedie2e of the kind they are
warantea nst TO produce those Hnpleasan and not un
frequently dangerous symptoms oftene experience |
while taking copayia cpebs aurpentne mercury and
that class medicines usually reserted TO by the nskl
full In thes e complaints.
For sal only Acknowledgment who is The authorised
ageai for part 0Eths country The utmost confidence
may be played In these Pills.
Ing The ready. Price 81 per Box.
q. l.. DUHURST.
corner of Pratt ST. & Dugans, wharf.
maiI lower end Marke Street.
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nostrums of that vile herd of ignorant pTetendeS, WI
the maths of the unwnry professions too ab
,nrd for contradiction Come IN The true fountain, We
'ndent hui more unfortunate victims OF disease, aud
ha r. nqnin in their plentIde the blessings oi health
Do MOI forget the only place in this city where you can
DE eecally and speedily cured OF all symptoms o' 'e
bad diseases or the money returned, Is AT
No. 3 Pin 81. between Front street,
10 and the RaZuar Bridge.
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PREPARED BY JACOB HoUCK. !

PREPARED BY JACOB HoUCK, Baltimore
NOR the cure of the following diseases: Ttiniors,
u rheumatism, Gout, Palsy, Ring Worms, Itch, Chill
Cramps, Burns, Scalds, and all kinds of Swellings at
tended with pain
gG5-The IMMINENT can be obtained at IIOUCK:S
LABORATORY, South Charles, near Market street
with proper directions for using. Price so cents.
ma I2-6m
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q OTHER MEDICAL PREPARE
Gong ofa Letter from Col. j. Coleman.

EASroN, March /, lo4u
Dear Sir-IIuyina been for several years afflicted
with troublesome cugh, suffering much tfcn pain III
the breast shoness of breath, and other distressing
symptoms and after having tried all the known rehc-
dies with hut little begeft, was advised 10 Try
The IIyGspped tiac Elixir. Accordingly obtained Que
boe u after taking few doses, was much relieV,
cd and after using several boes perhaps three or iouI-
was conlnleely restored health. have also known
il used in several other with like success in my
imxediac neighborhood.
Your obeddent Servant,
JOHN COLEMAN.
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DUBLTC sCHOOLs.-The exercises of The p.h
- lie Schools will be resumed the Ist of Sentsrs
Der. By order J. w. TILYARDi
Clerk TO the Commissioners.
eA~7 e0sl
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FREIGHT AND PASSAGE For
-H4PRE DE GRACE AND PORT DEPOSIT.
n sASn The Steamboat GOV. WOLCOTT
2E9 49, Capt. Kenny, has commenced her trips
and will leave PattersoR's wharf every
Tuesday and Saturday mornings, at O'Clock.
Returning will leave Port Deposit every Wednesday
passengers at Kennard's wharf, Chestenown and
at Howels Point.
G5-The Wolcou has been heightened and thoroughly
y and entirely repaired both hull and machinery end
is in the best possible 0rde
jes Agent.
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THR UGHIN SIX HO UR s.
Vfn Trenton Princeton, New Brunswick, Newark,
sc. by continuous Line of Rail Read from fhadePMa
10 Jersey civ Opposite the city of New York. crossing
the Deloware on the Rail Road Bridge al Trenton.
= szU7 A COMMODlOUS STEAM BOAT
H-RlES=awill be in readiness at Jersey City 10 con-
vey passengers across the river without
deentieu taking the Baggage Crates on board Leaves
the Trenton Rail Read Depot Philadelphia eoIser
Third and Willow streets DAI Y, Sundays excepted.
; Morning line AT eli O'Clock, A. NJ.
u. s. Mail Pilot Line at r. NJ
SUNDAY LINE.
Morning Line at O'Clock, A. W.
u. s. Mail Pilot Line at I, NJ.
{z-Fare in either line, 81; returning the lines leave
New York, at 8 A. NJ, and at Al P. NJ.
Philadelphia, ma -
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THE OLDEST EsrA an
THE CITY.

flames CRAYsS UNIVERSAL BOTANIC
e. MEDICINE STORE, No 23 Water street. one
door of South St Baltimore where is constantly on
hand and for sale, the most extensive and hest selected
assortment of MEDICINAL HERBS, BARKS, AND
ROOTS in the city; together with all the Thoinpsonan
Medicines; DIR. II. Towards Medicines. and Dr. W.
Beach's Remedies Also number of hIs own prepara-
tons, all of which warranted be equal TO any in
the United States in point of quality wholesale and re
tail.
n5..All orders thankfully received and attended TO
with despatch.
Ny-JAMEs GRAY, General Agent for the sale of Br.
HORTON HOWARD'S Improved System of Botanic
Medicines. The public are invited to call and examine
tile above work. and judge of til, superiority which it
possesses over DIR. Samuel 1hompson's New Guide TO
Health.
U-ln addition to the foregoing, the subscriber would
respectfully observe, that having in his possession the
works of THOMPSON, BEACH, HOWARD, SMITH
and HERSEY, distinguished practitioners, who have
devoted much OF their time The requirement of know
ledge apperainng to the healing art far It's based
upon Vegetable properties, the efficacy of which they
iuy tested before they promulgated their opinions, he
iatters HIMSELF that, from his experienced and studied
care, he truth of which Is known many) he ia pref
pared TO COMPOUND AIRY MEDICINES from their dispen-
satores which he will be icased to do in obedience
those who may favor him with their orders, and he
silres such persons that every article which passes
through lis hands, will be conformity to the prescrip
tons Of those authors.
iya3 d
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healing, aperient and an6dyne nalufe-open all OF
sructiOns Of the breast and lungs, promote expecoa
lungs carry off the slow, inward, hectic fever, promote
Digestion strengthen the nerves, increase the appetite
and revive the tone and dropping spirits. Incorporation
of the Specific safe, mild and easy, ana may be TAX
en- without danger, by women in the lust stage of pIeS
nancy and is sovereign remedy for cldren and gives
immediate relief to the whoopng cough, teething and
the bowel complaints. The proprietor has been in the
habit ofsng tins specific in his private practice for these
thirty years past in Hypoch0ndrical, Hystefca Nerv
Gus Diseases, accompanied with depression and low
ness of spirits &c. as well diseases of the heart and
lungs with unparalleled The dose OF the Spec
cc he given according TO the age and strength of the
patient as directed for the consumptlve
NH 2aW-ap 30
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SHERIFFALTY.

~ BOULDIN returns his sincere thanks
- ief tne 1befa support he met with on the recent
canvas and informs his friends that he will continue TO
DC Candidate for the OFFICE OF SHERIFF at The
aul7 dam
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..,sard Deck passengers half price in me steam L
and g45 through, to take outside seats on t'ie
sos and Meals at The second table when feq
5sssseTseers taking tickets through and proceeeng
..gi,lsfav with the Line subject TO ne chnee WIZ
ver for meals, portefage or any necessary aceo'N
ems. =, - Tallahassee are in SUI
asinr sTIef On the Stage Road 40 pass Wlgh Ie
res but sc hours) the proprietors have proVlaed ESt
Honses sndef the charge of well qualhed sieMaIusS
- ih tsV can promise comfortable and neatly serV
This = desirable route for Ladies, and Will be sun
hra ,Then an Intended accommodation stage, avoiding
a;shf travelling it established. -,
Fsso conntodious Coaches Gun be sent at hme; uie
staees and horses cannot be surpassed on any LIhe
n ihe Union. The Steamboats,, namely, the "SSvlh-
nah and Southemef,'' the Atlantic, and tne
mon aud Kingston" the Gulf are selected as sac
Eoas hut whenever the weather IS TOO stormy on tiS
cassi ali the trip on the Atlantic an part on ue ee
Iii he made by perfectly safe inland passages. IS, -
THE nroprietors owning the line tlfoughou. WI se
sia "a nreseve the connections with undoabted GER
taRtY. - srr,rrpcn Avs with the Boats
,o 81 Augustine and two trips in week WIN uie Do az
- q. WsryIs Black Creek, SC. thus making tiis uIs
Jest and best route East as well as 10 Miaate anu
H. EYotida and Netc Orleans.
HSa s5i,sry BssSsse taken wdtoI charge and noder-
ate charges for extra haggsseo us
RFIngWick. November. lejs' -
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FEyHIf INTER- H;Sr OF Alicia person wish
= ing to purchase Beds Bslsters, Pillows, Mattresses
Cots, omforts, &C., will find it greatly TO their nteres
to call atthe Bedding Marts, NJ W. and 8. W. corners
of Lombard md Ligh streets, where they will fnd the
ost extensive assortment in the Union, which will be
n the most rcas enable terms. jy7-dtf
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nn REAmSNO. RULED CAP PA
A~O PER, just received and for sale bv
TURNER, WHEELWRIGHT & NUDGE
MI No. 2 South Charles street, tIp stairs
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PRICE. PER hottie, 81 so.
INDIAN SPECIFIC.

FOR the cure of Colds,
WhOOning Cough, Splitting
of Blood and Consumption,
&c. Just received and for
sale by the Agents.
RODENTS s. ATKINSON
corner Hanover and Balti
more sts., Baltimore.
This specific is extracted
by a chemical process from
herbs, roots, plants and fioJV
ers, wheA in greatest perfec-
lion. They are of balsamic,
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DOCTOR ANDRY'S
ma 10

HYDR DST.A & ELIXlR
A SOVEREIGN REMEDY FOR THE CURE OF
CONSUMPTION, ASTHAMlI, PL EURlSY sPi :.
ENG OF BLOOD, AND ALL OTHER RiaEAS-
Is OF THE BREAST AND LUNGS.
ATO OTHER MEDICAL PiEPARA
II TTON has ever been offered The public supported
by testimonials of character decisive, from sources
as respectable, that has met with more general ia
your From the numerous certificates recently recelV-
ed royjng the extraordinary efficacy OF the newly dis
covered Hydropedesac Elixir, the proprietor has Sc
IECTEp the ollowng others will be published shortly
in Pamphlet.
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F0R ANNAPOLIS, CAMBRIDGE
-. E.aST.1N q ST MICIIaEL1S

eentz 1or ne iHsolrent Laws of the State off MI.
land. en- have their papers correctly drawn IN and =.
reasonable terms, p applying 70 L. f. ScOTTi,S Cen
eksst hessEszt atoly Basnam's Oily Hotel sss st,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-23
General Sessions.

John c. Schmohl, Sherifi's officer. Ii appeared
that schmohl held landlords warrant against the
effects Of Bergman, and the latter knocked him
down as he was proceeding 60 make a levy on his
horse and cart. The jury found Bergman guilty,
and the Court directed him 20 appear ON Saturday,
and receive his sentence.
Dr. Evans addressed the Court, and said he had
been waiting for weeks, at an expense Of $500,
o be tried for alleged assault and his persecu-
tors had not thought proper 20 attend.
The Court directed the Doctor TO appear Sat
urday next.
His Honor the Recorder then discharged the pet
ty Jurors with the thanks Of the Court for their at
tention to the public business
Their Honors then adjourned to meet the County
Court.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-23
Upner Police.

Precious Criminais.-Thrcc little Irish urchns
were brought before Justice Palmer, charged with
breaking into a stable, occupied by Charles Tcoker,
in Twentieth street. The little rascals gave their
names as William Manaban, Michael BrIartop, and
William Briaron and part Of the stolen property
was found in their possession, they were fully com
mitted.
Negro Rascaiity.-On Tuesday morning as John
II. Parker. priv ate Waterman, was returning home,
he fell in with four negroes dragging truck cart
containing lot Of pig iron; and Parker, suspocting
they had not by il honestly, kept his eye upon
them until he could get assistance, and then secured
the whole Of the gang. In the morning, they were
brought mp for examination, when the magistrate c-
cited from one Of them that they were going with
the iron to 39 Cherry street, whittier he dispatched
a couple of osicers. This house occupied by a
man named Michael Candfed, and on making a
search they found vast quantity Of stolen property
of various kinds sorts and qualities. Some OF II mas
been owned, but much more remains OF the upper
office waiting claimant. The names OF the negroes
are John Cisco, Charles Feeks, John Henry Tho,
mas and John Collins Several charges 81 grand
larceny have already been made against them ana
several more il is expected viii be preferred.
Respectable SoGpiocSism.A sort OF genteel losier'
named Edward Jessell, who has several times been
before the Magistrates, either as complainant or de-
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Court of Common Pleas.


W. x. Forsdyck u.s. Rufus ID. Case.-This was
an action to recover compensation in damages
for alleged arrest and false imprisonment, which
had been inflicted on the person Of the plaintiff, by
virtue Of process issued out OF the first second
and third ward courts. The writ and other papers
were put in pro formd and admitted. The affidavit
of the defendants alleged idency, was also
put IN, on certificate from the clerk of the court
from whence the process issued. twas set up On
the part of the plaintiff, that at the the time the
verdict was obtained he was resident of this city,
and member Of the firm of Root, Leonard & Fors.
dyck, doing business here. To sustain this ALICIA.
ton he adduced proof that he was dspac hed in the
spring oflS3S TO Europe, on business for the firm
that he returned in the summer, and went to New
Orleans, still on the business of the frm and that on
his return from the latter journey the arrest was
made.
On the part Of the defendant it was shown that
the firm to which the plaintiff claimed To be mem
Der, dissolved partnership in the spring of 1888, and
that the business carried on by Root and Leon
ard That plaintiff went TO New Orleans and estab.
lshed himself there as commission merchant, and
remained there doing business until the LIST of June,
1899 That he arrived towards the latter end of that
months and that the 10Th of June process was is
sued and plaintiff committed to the debtors prison,
where he remained two days before he found bail,
and was liberated
To rohut THE testimony tho plaintiffs counsel Of
fered the testimony of some persons to whom their
client had declared that he going to Europe and
New Orleans solely on the business ofthe firm. The
court overrued this testimony, and the case closed
on both sides.
The Court said that the act for abolishing impri-
sonmen for debt required a certain residence with
in the city before citizen could claim the benefit
of it; but man having acquired a residence, he
could not be deprived of il by a mere transient
visit to Europe, to another city. Neither was il
sufficient for him to go and reside at another place,
unless he fixed his abode there, and entered into
such arrangements Of business there should go to
fix his abode there. Temporary absence for any
purpose will not do-and il was for the jury say
whether The plaintiffs absence at New Orleans
was intended to be merely transient, or whe-
Their, by the taking Of an Office, he had shown that
he intended il as permanent.
The jury retired, and found a verdict for the
defendant.
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At Chambers,
Before the Recorder.

Before the Recorder.
John Thomas Samuel X. Head and j. g. Vii
| son, ads. David Huii.-This was application on
awrit of habeas corpus, to discharge the defendant
Thomas, out of custody, he having been committed
Honor the Vice Chancellor. The case had been
previously before the Recorder, when Thomas was
discharged on account of a defect in the proceed
mgs A new writ then issued ont by Judge
Edwards, and fresh application having been made
byaIhomas counsel to the Recorder, he thereup-
on delivered the following decision and opinion:
In the matter efJohn TAO'aas, ,pon Hcteas Corpus.
In this matter the return ofthe Sheriff which not disputed
shows that the prisoner custody commitment is
Tie S s cSg s Of a % fer an ALLEGED s
S%sd h LII sPm se
9Ianon OF The INJUNCTION, the defendant did collect
q, 70 jsre ' d eo%"ianaos
Te SGsGS ss'S s & :a the commit
msn t fISss aHt he Pays which hes committed to prison
ss S'sts
:hmeni for each class of contempts-ad R. S I'd cd a
For contempt violating the legal orders of csurt when
no f ds5 in s o 1Hd When e
the can impose fine only 10 the extent Of sae and
when COMMITTED Sr such fine hs defendant be detained
FIR fCais%pis when sndsn Is - cal
no s par IN s the G San fine
cessd ed. six monthsL2d R. S, cd ed as 4al.
party h s ee hs BIZ Es s to s
defendant and the defendant detained in prison nt
to The s ns 5 amount n o. the me nay be PAID
In each the commitment upon face show what
the contempt and the fine be for amount statute
aut%rl1 s to De imposed for The contempt specified
only s 'G be- sa SS as Of &c
As in thus si5 49, With directions to ds,an
p Of Ss paid the psseP i the
Ter the contempt alleged.
from the custody Of the Sheriff and his deputies Of the city
OF he eft n \eN York
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-23

Destructive FIRE AT KINGSTON, y. C.-About
midnight on Friday, April 18th, fire broke out in
Mr. Counters warehouse on the wharf at Kingston,
U. c., supposed to have originated from sparks
blown from the steamboat Telegraph, while that YES
sci was 90 firing up" TO move to a wharf where
she would be less exposed to the tremendous storm
which was then raging. From this warehouse, which
was newly erected and had in it large quantity Of
shavings well property, the fire quickly spread
| to the warehouses Of Macpherson Crane, and TO
the Rideau warehouse Of Hooker & Henderson,
all which buildings, with the flour and other pro-
perty stored therein, were destroyed In addition
| to about 1900 barrels of flour destroyed among
other property in these warehouses; about fifty kegs
Of powder destroyed. Altogether the following
buildings were entirely consumed: Counters Mac
| person x Cranes, and the Ottway Company's ware
houses, with several buildings in their immediate
vicinity; the entire square lying north Of the mar
ket except the Commercial Bank and three stores
next adjoining, fronting on South street. and one
small building Il eastery corner OF the square
There in all about seventy-five buildings con-
sumed. Many persons were injured, and one man
was killed An immense amount OF property was
destroyed-amsng which one schooner, the
| Lord Nelson, and one small steamboat.
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fendant, in connection with houses of i'll repute,
was brought up to answer charge Of assault and
battery winch pretty nymph OF the pace named
Ann Scott, wished to prefer against him. Ann said
she was in the third tier of one of the theatres when
the gentleman took guild Of tobacco out of his
mouth and smeared it on her dress and when she re-
monstrated he slapped herface. The magistrate d.
rectcd the genteel soaplock to find bail.
OCOSsELL's OPPOSITION TO CnARTIsM.-At a
dinner gwen to Mr.. O'Connell in Galway, on the
zo'h OF March, in the course of his Speech he made
use OF the following remarks against Chartism:
Last year Chartism formidable, property was
III danger, human life risked, the torch and the
dagger were In requistisa and grape shot and mus
Kets were stored up: ask the question now, ifthe
English arc not safer to-day than this time twelve
months to whom do they owe in Do thew NOT
ask, owe their security to Ireland? If the Irish
Jeined the Chartists-if my constituents Joined them
Lwnat would now be the state of thngsl and, par
don me- my lord for saying it, what would be the re-
suits if the Chartsts the of the
Catholic Clergy, who traduced and reyiled bv
the orange party! five acted for purposes of mere
revenge, we would all be Chartists at the present
moment. More than one of the Chartist leaders
wrote to me, asking me to join them. They said,
Have =, not the the English l illTeated you for 700
there any species of cruelty they did not exercise
towards you?" said they. / said, They did all
yon have stated, and little more" (hear, hear.)
But though this is the case, did not yield to the
propositions of the Chartsts. l said would not
obtain liberty by the commits sion of a single crime
weuld not obtain it by violence towards man or
any one act offensive to God. ask for amelio-
ration of our institutions, and trust to procure what
seek, by the magic of being right, and by the
force of public opinion; but never by being wrong
or by the commission of crime. We have succeeded
by those means already, and we will seek no other
means. Chartism ! abhor. ! said the people of
ireland would declare against it. My prophecy has
been verified, and Chartism is put down instead Of
being formidable, it would have been. (Hear,
hear What is the state of Ireland 1t is in state
OF universal tranquility There are hay ricks
burned; there is no Reorganization as in England
no, in Ireland all is tranquil (Cheers.) The ut
most tranquility pervades Ireland, and to such
an extent that the Queens judges-God bless the
gentlemen-who were yer suspected of any great
Partially to Ireland find that there are very few in
the jails. (Hear, and cheers) And has not that
tranquility of Ireland been productive of another
goodl-have not 1000 gallant troops been sent from
ireland to put down Chartism in England! And did
not Lord John Russell admit in the House of Com
mons, in answer to a question ! put to him, that
Lord Burlington told him that if they wanted 5000
men more, they could have them out of Ireland!
(Cheers.) There is no force good as the regular
soldier,