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by ORDER ofthe Hon. MICHAEL ULsHoEFFER,
- First Judge the Court OF Common Pleas fer the City
and County OF New York.
Notice hereby given pursuant 10 the provisions OF the
authorizing attachments against nonresident debt
tors ha, an attachment has issued against the estate OF
Charles Boswell resident OF Petersburg III the STATE OF
Virginia and that the same will sold for t payment OF
his debts unless he appear and discharge such attachment
accordn. TO law within nine months from the first pbca
ton this notice and that the payment OF any debts due
20 him bv residents o this STATE and the delivery 10 him
Tor his use any property within this Stat, BELONGING 10
him and the OF any such property by hn Tor
hidden BIZ law. and are void
Dated the 18th day of January, 1872 "
GRIFFIN = iIANENS,
25 gnlaw Attorneys for Attaching Creditor.
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GOAL, AFLOAT AT ~ so PER CIIALD-
" R0N-JaI arrived per British bari Siron, a very
superior lot of Sidney Coal mined Rnd screened at
the mines wcn shipped. Purchasers invited to look
the Hoard tho vessel foot Of franklin st. ~ H.
now ischargng ots to suit purchasers at the above
low price. Apply on board or to
ia5 81 JR CLARK, "A Wator-st.
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J. CODDISGTON, P. NJ.
t-Otfiee, New York. j4n. 20 ls4a ai

II Particular Notlce-Ihosc persons having
furniture OF ay description 20 dispose Of who
breaking up housekeeping NJ. fnd ready sale !or any
portion all OF their goods, b. sending their address,
calling upon tho subscriber. Goods any pa
based $50 (2) E. COTTON. l2T Chatham street.
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r. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS SOCIETY or ME
CHANCES AND TRADESME N.-un Tuesday Evening,
January IS the Rev Or. COX, OF BROOKLYN, will deliver
the fifth Of hi, course Hectares History and Chro-
uoocy at the Lecture Room Of The ussiion IN crosby
t,,eot a25 II
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EVIIIXETN5Z]N3N

SHERMAN'S WORM LOZENGES
proved in more than 400 600 cases TO be
inlallibIe the only certain worm destroy
lng medicine ever discovered. Many
disasters arise from worms and occasion
long intense suffering and eVen death
without their ever being suspected;
grown persons are very often afflicted
with them and are dociored Tor various
complaints, without any Oeneht; "hen
one dose OF these Lozenges would speed
ily cure them.
Mr. J. Murphy, was applied TO Oy &
poor womon whose daughter, z years
of age had been sick Tor 8 years; her
stomach was as large as a grown per-
sons, her arms and legs SO swollen Ihat
she could not walk or bolp herself, al
though she could eat as much as Two la
boring men. Two celebrated doctors
had exhausted their skili without any
bene6t: the father had spent all ne could
raise ard was discouraged, he abandon
doped all idea Of doing any thing more
for her, and looked 10 death alone to
to take her out Of her misery. Mr.. Muir
phv believing il to be a case oil worms,
gave her q box Of SheTmau's Lazenges,
and in two days she returned with Joy
beaming from her eyes, and SAID 1he Lo-
zeDges had saved her child's life. The
first dose brought away nearly a pat Of
living worms in one solid mass, che at
forwards counted over 500 that were dis.
charged, besides the mass which she
could not count. The child vas literally
eaten up with lh~em-another living wit
ness OF The almost miraculous efficacy o
Sbermsn's Lozenges.
DR.. Galen Hunter know a child that
was cured of fits by these Lozenges, at
Ter 3 years suffering, and when nothing
else would give the least relief. tie has
used them in his practice for the last Two
years ia several hundred cases, and al
ways with SUCCESS. "A boy on boardsoi
one Of the Havre packets, was cured o.
fits by only one dose Of them.
Mr.. Loring W. Gross, cured three o.
his children of worms by only one box.
Mr.. John r Wood, gave them to his
child and they brought away the worm:
by thousands.
G5~Puce of these valuable worm can
dies rs cents per box.
JACKSON g. SINCLAIR
Agents Tor Carroll co
T.. Wilcox, Pittsburgh, Pa.
April 8, 1919.
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0OUGH LOHBMGBS8
SIR KMAN Mo C0IIGU IIIXENGES,

0OUGfA IOAElM&lBS6
SHkkMAN'S Cough LOZENGES,
are The safest, most sure and effoctIu
remedy for Coughs, Colds, Consumption
W hopping Cough, Asthma, TIghtness o
the Lungs or Chest, &c. &c. The prof.
prietor has never known an instance
where they did not give perfect saiisiac-
lion.
The Rev. Darius Anthony, of the o
MEDIA Conference, was given up ae mcu
rable, believed 10 be on the very verge Of
the grave from Consumption, without the
hope OF TellefuIl he tried those Luzenges.
They relieved him Immediately, and in
a few weeks restored him 10 health, us
that be could resume his dnelIes as a min
lister Of the gospel. He recommends
them to all Who are ConsumptiVe or have
any arrangement oil their lungs, as the
grBateet medicine III The known world
He has witnesses Ihcir tf,cIs on severe
others, and always with the happIekt &c
suits. He says so gIeat II remedy through
the blessing Of Divine Providence should
be the common property Of all, aud 10
every family on the lace Of the earth
Mr.. James W. Hale, gave some
10 q friend who had not enjoy ed
u nights sleep for several weeks, beng
every few minutes attacked with such a
cough, ms almost 10 take away his lie
The Lozenges made him raise easy, and
enabled him to sleep well all night. lie
had tried every thing he heard Of, and
n0rhing else p1oIdtd tho lensl relief
another instance Of savioga fellow being
from an uhllmely Death.
Nj. 6. T. Matthews suffered a year
with a hard, tight cough, pain in hhs
side, spilu0g Of blood, aud all the uuate
symptoms oil Consumption. The Lozen
gCs relieved him Immediately ard IN
few weeks restored him to perfect health
Ho says they are the greatest cough met
icine in the world.
Over 5000 persons baVe given Their
names within The last year as a reference
Of the wonderful virtues OF these cougi
Lozonges They cure all recent case
in a few hours, seldom requiring mor,
than one duy 10 eradicate The most dl
trossing Qnes,
HrPrice only % cents per BoX,-6
JACKSON g. SINCLAIR.
Agents for Carroll Cl
L Wilcox, corner Of Diamond an
Market streets, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Enquire for 'Shorman'sl Coughcundle
April 8. l842.
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5B5;

We haze tried DR.. Joseph PrieStIy
Peters Vegetable Pulls, aud have no
hesitation 10 %pronouncing them the best
Anti Bilious Medicine that we have ever
used in our families. We are acquaiD
ted with several families in this city who
give them the preference 10 all other
kinds, on account Of their mildness, and
at the same time, certainty Of action.
New. York Examiner.
MORE THAN TEN MILLIONS Of
boxes Of these truly valuable Ambitious
Pills have been sold in the United States,
Canadss, West Indies, Mexico, and Tex
as, since the LIST of January, 1885.
HUNDREDS & THOUSANDS bles
the day they were induced, by the pers
s%uasion of a friend, TO Try a Box OF DR.
Peters Pills.
DR.. Joseph Priestly Peters,
Dear Sir-lhave
used your valuable Pills these last four
years, in cases Of Dyspepsia Liver com
plant, and Sick headache. and have
found them, in a majority of cases, the
most valuable Pills | have ever used.
JOHN CASE, M. D.
For Sick or Nervous Headache, or
Bilious Fever, | would recommend Pc
ters' Fills in preference to all other kinds.
r, II. ARMSTRONG, M. d.
The following from the eminent Doctor
EmmiSOh IS considered sufficient.
have used in my practice these last
five years DR.. Joseph Priestly Peters
Vegetable Ambitious Pills, and consid'
cred them the best family medicine
have ever used.
A fresh supply of these valuable Anll
billoas Pills, just received by
JACKSON & SINCLAIR,
Only agents for Carroll Co.
l.. Wilcox, corner Of Diamond and
Market streets. Pittsburgh, Pa.
April s, ls42.
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mans pIas.
Ter.

ave
The best strengthening plaster 10 the
world, and a sovereign remedy for pains,
or weakness in tho back, Iolns, sides,
breast, neck, limbs, joints, :heumasnm,
Iumbago, &c. &c.
Several persons have called at the
warehouse TO express their surprise and
aud thanks, nj the almost miraculous
cures these p%lasters have effected.
Joseph W. Hoxle, Esq, who had been
afflicted with rheumatism, as 10 be unable
TO dress himself without assistance, WINS
enabled after wearing one, only one night
TO get up alone in the morning, put on his
clothes, and call at our office with eyes
beaming with Joy, and his tongue pour
ing forth tbe gladOess Of his heart, at The
sudden and signal reliel he had received
from this best of all remedies.
Mr. David Williams, Of E%Iizobelhtown
N j., M old Revolutionary Soldier, was
so afflicted with rheumatism. that h,
could scarcely help himself--lhese Plas
lers entirely cured him.
6rPrce only l2I cents a piecc-A
Just received hy
JACKSON & SINCLAIR.
l. WILCOX cornor Of Diamond an,
Marke, streets Pittsburgh, Pc,
6rRemeWber only LEA Cents a pat
tor.
| april 8. lSA2.
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This No. Of the Free
Press ends the first yeat
since the firm of Collier
Il Mccormick was dis.
solved. The subscriber earnestly re-
quests those who feel an interest 10 the
continuation of the Free Press to man
irest that interest by calling Immediately
and paying their accounts He has
realized but little for his last years
work, and hopes that the people will
not expect him TO publish the Free
Press without receiving some compensa
ton tie has liabilities which must b.
met, and, friends, you will have 10 lurn
ish tho means. He hopes this hint vii
be sufficient Those indebted to III.
firm Of Collier g. Mccormick mus, cal
Immediately 4 settle, or their account
will be put into the hands Of proper off
GERS for collection.
T. W. COLLIER.
July 20, lG49
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COMMON PLEAS. CARROLL
COUNTY.

Vacation after October Term, 1871.
Matthew Dunlap,
Us.
William AleXander,)
All persons interested will take
notice that, Matthew Dunlap on the 30
day Of February, A. D. l842, sued out a
writ Of attachment from the Court o
Common Pleas Of Carroll county, in the
State of Ohio, against William Alexan.
der, for the sun Of one hundred auC
three dollars, which said writ has beet
served and returned.
DANIEL McCOOK, Clerk
e. r. ECKLEy, Pllf's. ATTY,
Clerks Office, Carrollton,
June 20, lS42.
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Diss6IuIinf Partnership

EHNHE Partnership heretofore existing
between the undersigned was, on
the 22d day Of June, 1912, dissolved by
mutual consent. Those indebted to the
firm are requested to make immediate
payment to Philip +. Price,%ho can al
ali times be found AT the old stands oppo'
site McEIdorry T. Mhler's Store where
he intends carrying on The business, ant
ia preDa red 10 make Wagons, Carriages
Ploughs, and do all other kinds OF work
in his line in tho most substantial and
fashionable manner and upoa the ShortesI
noAce.
PHILIP F PRICE,
GIDEON REYNOLDS.
Gully 8, 1912,
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Wool awdiMg.

THE subscribers h,vIng entered into
partnership in the above business, would
inform the public that they have attached
a Tramp Wheel 10 .heir Machinery, at
The old stand OF Moore, four miles South
Of C~arroIi'on, aud one mile east OF TOPICS
Min, 10 Union township, Carroll county,
where they are prepared to do work in
the best manner and on reasonable terms,
They will also Full and Dress cloth. -
Al work entrusted to Them will be care
fully done, as lheypledge themselves to
pay for ell Wool spoiled bytheir neglect,
hlrk;nds Of produce taken in payment
ior work done by them.
MOORE& SCOTT.
Nav 90. I640
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MyR19N PEA QgSSa
THE subscriber wishes 10 purchase
three hundred bushels Of dried peaches
Those having the article for sale vii
please call with Us before making en-
gagemsnts eIewhere.
A. L. LlTTELL.
Aug. %. IS42,
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SION @


HNHE Subscriber respectfully informs
the public that he has commenced
the above business at the residence Of
William Kelley, in Perry township,
Carroll county Ohio, about half a mile
west of Capper's Mill, where he is pre-
Jared TO Cut, Letter ard paint
GRAVE STONES
Of every description in the neatest man
ner and on the most accommodating
terms.-AIso, APPS, Stills, &c
for building-and, 10 fact, he will DO oil
kinds of work in his line. He will use
none but the best stone that can be pro-
ured. All orders from a distance vii
CO promptlyatteHdod 10
JACOB HlLLlGAS.
July |, 1912.
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CARROLL COUNTY, %
COURT OF COMMON PEAS.
Vacation after March Term, lS42
Joseph Figley,
jUS. po-,i,o.
Priscilla Clinton, widow
of john Clinton, deceased,J
Daniel Van TilIberg and Margaret his
wife, John CLINTON, Magarot Clinton,
jacob Clinton, Priscilla Clinton and
Eliza Clinton, heirs at law Of Thomas
Clinton, deceased, and Dewitt Clinton,
heir at law of Charles Clinton, deceased,
William Norris aud Nancy his vile
John Clinton, Edward Clinton and VIII
liam Clinton, and Peter Clinton heir Al
la% Of Abel Clinton, deceased, aud the
| hOirs %(unknown) OF Abrahum Crabs and
| Priscilla his wIfe-helrs al law OF the
said john Clinton, deceased :-The said
| defendants will take notice that a petI'
lion was filed against Them on the 2Slf
day of April, A. d, 1842, in the Cour
Iof Common Pleas, in and for said county
! Of Carroll, by Joseph FIgley, and IS nov
! pending, wherein the said Joseph FlgleI
demands partition Of the North Eos
lQnarter Of Section twenty three IN Town
ship fourteen OF Range five, situated ii
said county md containing one hundre'
and 6hy nine acros, more or less; an
! also, thu, the dover Of said Prlsclll
lClinton, widow of John Clinton, deceas
sd, be assigned her in said premises
that at the next term Of said court, appl
lca,on will be made BY said petit'oHt
Tor an order that partition of said pre-
nIsss may be made, and that II eQut
undivided temh part thereof may be 81
,ff to him in severalty
JOSEPH FlGLEY.
BY his Attorneys,
Penrce, StGrkWedther, d JdrUIS,
June "a, 1912.
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Apothccary & Drug St0re

ApOthecary e. Drug Store
IL The subscriber respectfully
~ informs his customers and the
public, that he has now on
"a HANDS the argest aud best as
sorImeol Of
DRUGS, PAINTS, GUMS, DYE
STUFFS, GLASS WARE, OILS, OF
every description, PATENT MEDI
CINES, Walls, &c ever offered Tor
ssae in this pace; which he is prepared
to sell at very reduced prices Iof cash or
approved produce.
Physicians throughout the country are
respectfully solicited to call and examine
his stock before purcha lrg elsewhere.
Hatlers. Shoe makers, Painters, Cab
net and Chair Makers. FuIjers, u Dyers
can be supplied with articles IN their
line of business. on the most reasonable
terms.
Orders executed with lailhiulOess and
despatch.
Store one door south west Of Mr.. Leg
gett's Hotel.
R KENNEDY.
Carrollton, Dec. "a, le4l.
TIE subscriber requests a those in.
Idebted to him TO ecaIl immediately and
make payment, as longer indulgence
will not be given.
ROBERT KENNEDY
MAY 6 l842.
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-11-04
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER A, 1912.

DoNE FOR A wag. few years since,
procured some eye wash of a quack occulist
in this city. 10 be applied TO glass eve
which he wore. The oculist not being We
rrshaIp sighted. discovered there was some
deect in the eye, but thought it so trifing.
that he warranted q cure or no pay The
wsg took the wash and departed. in week
or SO after, he returned with the empty vial.
and apparently In great distress
"Oh Doctotl doctorl" said he, "your cur
sci stuff has wholly destroyed my eyet" at
the same time opening the lids of the empty
socket with hls finger, to the horror of the
gasping and staring oculist.
as it possiblel can it be possible" ex-
claimed the eve tinlerer. IL never knew
my medicine to operate so before. Well,
my dear sir, can do nothing less than re-
turn you your money.
s'But you must do more. sir. What Is
five dollars to me compared with the loss o.
an eye9' replied the wag. IF you will
give me two hundred dollars, l will sign a
pledge never to expose you. but if you do not
will prosecute you forthwith, and you are
ruined man.
The quack forked over a check for the
amount, and the corey cut stick, perhap:
for Texas IN T. Mercury.
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-11-04

St Manhew.-This Apostle and evange-
list is supposed to have suffered martyrdom,
or was slain with a sword at city of Ethi-
opia.
St. Mark.-This evangelist was dragged
through the streets cf Alexandria, in Egypt,
until he expired. r-
ST Luke.-This evangelist was hanged
upon an olivetree, in Greece. ssrr.ft
ST. John.=This apostle and evangelist
was put into a caldron of boiling oil, at
Rome, and escaped DEATH He afterwards
died natural death at Ephesus. in Asia
St. Peter.-This apostle was crucifed at
Rome. with his head dovnwards, at his own
request thinking himself unworthy to die in
the same posture and manner as his blessed
Master
ST. James, the Great.-ThIs apostle was
beheaded at Jerusalem. -
ST. James. the i.ess.-This apostle was
thrown from pinnacle, or wing of the Tenn
! pie, and then beaten to death with a f1Iler's
club.
St. Phiip.-This apostle was hanged up
against pillar at Hierapolis, city o.
Phrygia.
Bartho holomew.--This apostle was hayed
alive, by the command of barbarous king
-St.-ApdIeY-This apostle was bound tc
cross. whence he pt---h-d to the people
until he expired. -=-----4.
ST. Thomas-This apostle was rur
through the body with lance, at Coroman
del, in the East Indies.
ST. Jude-This apostle was shot to deatE
with arrows.
St, non-Zealot-This apostle wa
cruci6ed in Persia
St. Mathias.-This apostle was frs
stoned, and then beheaded
ST. Barnabas.-T apostle ofthe Gen
tiles was stoned to death by the Jews, at Sa
lania.
St. Paul.-This apostle was beheaded a
Rome, by the tyrant Nero.
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-11-04
ms. A. FALCONER.

thy eizzaFd = If you discover thorns amid
the roses Of love--a few bitter dregs ct he
bottom Of pleasures sparkling cup-if the
season of manhood brings with it irrissting
solicitude end anxiety. and time tunbIes q
cart load OF cares at your door, fret not thy
gizzard." for all your grumbling viii have
no more effect than pctilioning Congress TO
have eternity widened. Look, mF friends,
upon the bright side of every thing and fan
cy that you are happy. whether you are hap
py ornot When the hatchet teeth Of trou-
bic encompass the heart. keep as quiet as
circumstances will permit; for. the more you
wriihe and twist, the more sharply you are
pricked- Always try to keep the lamp OF
hope burning in the dark dungeons OF your
bosoms, and the demons cf doubt will never
haunt them. Face every i'll with the bold
ness of a lion-bear up with christian forti-
tude beneath the burden of affliction-be
merciful, kind and benevolent to your fel-
low credtures--and angels flight and love
illness will volunteer to act as your pioneers
through the untracked and unbounded will
derncss of the future. So mote it be.
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-11-04
NEW HAMPSHIRE AND RHODE
ISLAND


It cannot be too widely known that the
Constitution of locofoco New Hampshire,
which sets herself up as the shield of Dorr
and the champion of Dorrism, requires a
Property Qualification of every civil Off
Ger. The Governor must possess Real Es-
tate worth 81, 2,500-Dorr, therefore, is not
qualified TO be Governor of Neu Hampshire,
and could not serre. eren If he had all The
peoples rotest
But, worse even than this: New Hamp-
shire imposes a religious teste. No CATH
oLIc can hold office in the State And yet
her demagogues are prating of the inaliena-
bic right of all men TO an equal share of po-
litical power. and building on this the mons
trous assumption that State Government
may be peacefully. legally subverted by The
sole action of those In whom it vests no pow
er whateverl
We entreat the people of our wayward
native State to haul the timber out of their
own eyes before they begin to hunt for straws
in their neighbor's. And while they are
about it, we hope they will just have the
good sense and consistency TO declare that
the only qualification required for holding
a pubic office shall be tegrity of character
and a majority Of htelegat rotes. All our
American Constitutions, from the Federal
down, are grossly, glaringly wrong on this
point Let New Ham pshire lead the way
in real Reform.-N Y. Tribune.
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-11-04

or of the monkey-nol of some
less kind wild animal--placed by mistake in
human frame You have forgotten your
own infant years. and you fancy that you
could run and caper at your birth, ike a
calf Aye, you have forgotten that you were
ever as helpless even as dumb animal.
You have forgotten the hand that reared you.
and the tongue that poured the words OF
wisdom upon your ears. You imagine that
you are independent of all the world besides.
and that there is no law binding you to your
fellow-crealures. Go, then. and spend your
days apart from mankind; never interchange
word or 4 look of kindness and sympathy;
clothe yourselves with leaves with the
skins OF wild animals; eat nothing but that
which your own hands have planted; forget
to be grateful to those who have brought
you into existence; forget that you are what
you are thro' the agency of others-and then
if you do not care for the orphan. we will
say that you are at least consistent, making
this par: Of your character harmonize with
the rest-,SociaL Monitor. IS W fea
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-11-04
POISONED

We learn from gentleman who resides
in Coahoma county Miss, that the family
of MIR. Garner Moreland of that county liv-
ing near the Yazoo pass on the Mississippi
river was poisoned few days since. Mrs,
Moreland and two oftheir children. one a
boy about IA years Of age. died: ard the 9th
,..-.esa me IafnIly We're ali yeTv
sick. The family are supposed TO nave
been paissned by eating peaches schieb had
been dried on 7assfzd 5ssszs; - 4fe ie aeid
the peaches combined with the alkine and
other properties of the white lead probably
producing poison like sugar of lead. Blu
whatever the reason, we mention It as &
caution to others to avoid the cause
IGrenada Register. s.
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-11-04

A crowd about tavern door were busy
discussing what animal. of all others. was
most contrary; some present contended chat
a mule was, some hog, some a stubborn
woke Of oxen. A Dutchma who had very
gravely listened to econversation, gave in
his experience Te mule, te hog, and te
hox, is all very stubborn, but te hen is te
stubbornest hanimal in te world. / had
Won dat | vaunted to hatch some eggs. |
make Won fine leetle nest, and put her on it,
and she gifts up and runs away. den
makes anodder leetIe. nest, and puts her on
it, and she runs way agin. den makes one
very nice leetIe box and puts over de hen,
and for all te trouble nit have, ven peep
ed under the leetle box. te tam hen vas set
ting Standing. ~
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-11-04

WoMEN-It seems as if nature connec-
ted our intelligence with their dignity, and
we connect our happiness with their virtue.
This therefore. is law of eternal Justice
man cannot degrade women without him.
self falling into degradation; he cannot raise
them without becoming better. Let US cast
our eyes over the globe. and observe those
two great divisions Of ihs. human race the
Ess5 ssssI- One half of the aifeieaa.
world remains without thought. and under
her load of a barberous civilization; women
there are slaves The other advances to-
wards freedom and light; the women there
are loved and honored s