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MoRE EyIDnScE OF ms ss;TRPAss

ING HEALTH RESTORATIVE VIRTUES.
Who doubt the efficacy of DR.. Swayne's Com
pound Syrup of Wild Cherry, after reading the
following
Albert A. Ross, of Providence, r. cured Of
Confirmed Consumption, after being given 0p by
some of our most eminent physicians
Lloyd Allen, OF Buffalo, ~ Y cured of a severe
cough with pain in the side and breast. by the use
of the medicine.
John B. Jenkins, of Columbus, Ohio cured by
the of three bottles of Wild Cherry; his symp-
toms were dry cough, weakness Of bis breast, and
splitting of blood.
Robert Glenn, steward of the Almsborsc neal
Fraukford, testifies TO the efficacy of Swayne's
Compound Syrup of Wild Cherry, in curing Val
entine Chapman Of one Of the IN st aggravated
upon the record, after every other remedy had
rabIe
Miss s. Lewis, of West Pbladelphis, cured of
bleeding Of the lungs of five years standing Her
symptoms sritting blood attended with
hacking cough, pain in The side breast and back,
which finally brought on confirmed consumption,
entirely cured by the use Of DIR. Swayne's Com
pound Syrup Of Wild Cherry.
r. Jackson, d. D., formerly Pastor Of the First
Presbyterian Church. New York, stifes to the ef.
fcacy Of DR.. Swsyne's Compound Syrup Of Wild
Cherry, and recommends il to the heads of IA mi.
lies having witnessed its effect in more than ono
hundred cases in relieving children of every obsG.
mite complaint. such as coughing, Wheeling, cho.
king With pblcgm, asthmatic attacks. &C.
The Genuine sold OF the Drug and Chemical
Store of CHAS. RI. HEINITSH
High street, fourth door below Middle St,
July % Portsmouth, Va.
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NEWS! NEWS!!-.We have Just received
IN ano'her assortment of those beautiful FIRE
SCREENS. CAL and make your selection
selling the same Screens which usually sell AT Ia
cents for so cents only.
May % w H. H. HODGES & co
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BOOKS AND STATION cry.

NEW BOOKS.-Text Book on Chemistry for
IN the use of Schools aud Colleges, by John WIN.
Draper, NJ. d., Professor Of Chemistry in the Uni.
versity of New York, with nearly three hundred
illustrations.
m supplement To her treatise on Domestic Econo'
my.
Treatise on Algebra, by Elias Lomis, Professor
Of Mathematics aud Natural Philosophy in tho Uni
versi'y oil the G ty of New York
Temper AMI Temperament; or varieties of cha
Yacter, by Mrs. Ellis, author OF the " w omen o
England" &c.
Hi,tory OF Civilization. from the fall of the Ro-
man Empire to the French Revolution, by +. Gui
Tot, the Prime Minister Of France.
The Expedition to Borneo of II. NJ Ship Dido, fo'
he suppression of piracy, by Captain Henry Keep
Tho Jerusalem Delivered of Torquato Tasso
translated into English Spenscrian Verse. with
life OF thc author, by j. III. Wiffen illustrated with
Questions II the First Epistle to the Corinthians;
designed for Bible Glasses and Sunday Schools;
adapet to the authors notes on that episte. by Al
ScpS w. II. II. HODGES & co.
SCHOOL BOOKS in endless variety, for sale
- Wholesale and retail the most acoommoda.
ting terms. Country Merchants, Teachers, and
Others can have their orders promptly supplied
W.. II. HODGES & Co,
Sc2s Crwford street.
DOCKS from the Harper's-Father Darcy, no
ID vel, by the author OF &" Two Old Mems Ta!es
/" Z nily Windham.'
:, Tn, Ecl'g!es and Georges of Virgil, with Eng.
cal In OK, by Charles Anthon, L. l.. d.
No Pictorial Eugl md.
Nos and g. Martin or the Founding.
No. Statesmen of England.
Ms los, LOG ,l07 md los Illustrated Shakespeare.
SEP II ". H. IL. HODGES * co
THE FEMALE MINISTER; or, A Sons
Il Revenge; n Novel. Translated from the orr OIL
nal by Eugene Lies aud Eugene Pluukcttc.
Marguerite De Valois Historical Romance
by \. Dumas.
Year with the Frankns; or, to Suffer and be
Strong, by T.. Jane Cate.
The Oregon Territory, its History and Discovery;
including an account of the Convention Of the
Escurlal; also, the treaties aud gotiations be-
various times for the settlement Of boundary line
--ani an examination of the whole question in re-
spect to facts and the law of nations by Travers
Twiss, ID. g. L., F. r. s., Professor OF Political
Economy in tho University of Oxford.
Nos. II and 10 Harper's Illustrated Shakespeare.
No: SO Illuminated Bible The above received
and for sale at w II. II. HODGES & co.'s
NAV 10 Book, Lamp and Variety Store
NEW BOOKS.-The Discourses and Essays
" of the Rev'd. j. III. Merle D'Aubigue, ID. d ,
President of the Theological Seminary, Geneva !;
author of the History of the Great Reformation,
&c.
Lite in Prairie Land, by Eliza Farnham.
The French First Class Books; being a new Sc.
lection OF Reading Lessons by VIM. b. Fowe.
The Bush Ranger Of Van Dicmen's Land, by
Charles Bancroft.
Blake's lSt Book in Astronomy, for the use of
Schools illustrated with steel plate en- cravings
Nos. 10 and so illustrated Shakespeare. For sale
by w. II. II. HODGES s. CO..
Dealers in Books, Music and Fancy Goods
June
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1ri.TRIUMPHANT SUCCESS.- .

" SUCC ESS.-SH
TURES, permanent cures, daily performed
" ty this wonderful medicine, DR.. SWAYNE'S
COMPOUND SYRUP oE WILD CHERRY. This
medicine has in many thousand instances brought
health aud returning vieor to the weak and lan-
Colds, Asthma, Splitting Blood, Tickling Rising
in the Throat, Liver Complaint, Weak Nerves, & ,
it has equal As a Family Medicine man
measure its value.
AN IMPORTANT LETTER.-Read the following let
ter from MIR. VIM. Shaw, respectable Druggist
in Wilmington, N. C., gentleman of unbounded
vcracity, in whose word the most implicit conf
dence may be placed, another proof of the superb
GRITTY of DR.. Swaync's Compound Syrup of Wild
Cherry.
WILMINGToN, ". c., Jan s., 1916.
DR.. Swayne-Dcar Sir--You will please send me
twelve dozen more, you fit, of your Syrup
of Wild Cherry. From sales of to-day have but
a half dozen hand the sales rapidly ircreas
ing, and will, have no doubt, continue to do So
An acquaintance of mine called few days Ego to
say he would give certificate of its good eff
fccts. He Is from the country and minister in
the Methodist Church. Shortly aft r obtaining the
agency, preyaile upon him try bottle, though
doubted whether any benefit could be derived, for
he, we'll myself, thought his case con.
filmed Consumption. In fact, every symptom was
indicative. Shortly after, Ie wrote me to send him
week will quote his own language. Sir"
said he, {" am a new man, and consider it du-
ty owe to the public to tell what Dr.. Swaynes
Compound Syrup of Wild Cherry has done for c.'
will publish his certificate, aud he is generally
known all over our section, expect good results
from it,.
With every feeling oil respect, yours truly,
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A PR FICAL SYSTEM OF BOOK
y KEEPING BY SINGLE ENTRY cxenpli6ed
In two sets of hooks containing various forms of
Bills, Mercantile Calculations, SC, adapted to the
use of Schools, we'll as for Merchants, Retailers
and Mechanics, by 3. w. Foster, Practical Ac.
countant. For sale By
June % With HODGES s. co.
ISL OF NEW MUSIC just received at
IL W. H. H. HODGES & COZ; Book Music and
Variety Store.
The Hearts First Dream of Love
They Little Know the Charms
We are BELOVED Again
The Little Star
Blue Eyes
Speak gently
Thou art Eoveier
Governor Aikcn's March
Oeander Waltz
To Win the Love Of Thee
In Chidhood's Calm and Sinless Bloom
We Met by Chance
Poetry-The Portrait
Athletic Waltz
The Isle of Founts Nav &c
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1846-12-03

DARING ROBBERY. A ball was held al the
mousse OF Mr. silas Cutler, IN Lexington on TIL inks.
giving evening, and whilst the COMPANY were in.
side, some rascals stole tDentv- five buffalo robes
from the sleghs in the yard. The hostIer saw
man take buffalo from one of the sleighs. and
spoke to bin The man dropped TIE robe excaim-
ing 81 thought this was my sleigh, )" and immedi-
ately went TO another sleigh, aud took The lobe
from that. The hostler thinking all was right.
took no further notice Of his movements.
Boston Jour
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ANEcDoTE OF BURNS. Being in church one
Sunday, and having some difficulty in procuring
seat, young lady who perceived him, kindly
made way Tor him in her pew. The text was
upon the terrors of the gospel, as denounced
against sinners, to prove which the preacher re-
ierred TO several passages Of Scripture. to all Of
which the lady seemed very attentive. but some
what agitated Burns, on perceiving this, wrote
WIN W. pencil on the blank leaf of his Bible, the
following lines:
" Far maid, you need not take The ht
Nor idle text pursue
Twas only sinners h1i be meant
Not angels such as youD
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u
less, We believe, than six cents at each sorviyc
lhey are all intelligent and Intellectual The
woman has read much, and reads still {. and has
mind fitted for almost any place,
mere IS an exhibition OF benevolence vorth
contemplating; though nothing is farther from
tnls woman heart than the desire OF praise or
the thought that she deserves IT, when ,va cor
template such benevoence as This woman an1
some other persons OF our acquaintance have ex
hlolled, we ieel that much of the "muni6cenc.v
OF which we hear, is unworthy TO be called char.
Ivy al al, or TO be named in comparison with
such ''labors OF love-" Nay, we feel that to en-.
Joy the luxury OF such labors is worth more than
all me luxury OF wealth or applause. and an
earth's trash besides W r. Jour. C,o,,
THRILLING AND FATAL Acc1DrNr q,
tuesday morning 18th inst, about eleven o,clonl
as Mr.. Isaac Simms, was engaged in cleanjpo
wen, on the Hartford road about 8 miles from tbn
CITY, ne being at the bottom while the bucket
was drawn up, suddenly perceived that The wall
:, 'le wen was giving way, and before the buck
CT could De let down 10 his relief the whole n,ass
OF stone, the well being ia feet deem. was nrec;n
itated upon him ~ ""' P''''P'
nc urst impression was that he was immedi
dtely crush to death but as soon as tho no;se
attending the falling mass was bushed Tho cr;es
Oh the unfortunate man could be distinctly heard
Notwithstanding the depth at which he was bnr,.
~ "oSe III the netghborhOod immediateIy
commenced clearing away the rubbish. which
had TO be done carefully for fear of producing
,ur t settling that might have been immediate.
" Iatai TO the poor person beneath.
lhey however persevered in their efrorts All
lhe tllne stimulated in their exertions bv The con
slant cries and groans of their friend. tbonyh
gradually growing weaker and weaker. ATter
elgnt hours constantly employed in removing the
earth and stones, they succeeded in extricstinr
MN from his dreadful situation. Doctors RistesSS
ana Pew were Immediately called 10 his asss,'
ance' and at first, although his pulse was scarceIv
percePuole, 1t was strongly hoped that he woui5
broken. NY "o oopes
ne soon recovered perfect sensibilitv and vos
aple to converse, and relate the manner of his os
cape from instant death, which was to this efrec,
feeling the walls give way and perceiying ths,
the bucket could not come to his relief in ,;ros
ne made desperate effort to climb the wall and
ssprang few feet up, when the whole come in
put the sides Of the well, where he was situated
closed over him, forming an arch, which kent he
falling masses from Immediately crushing him
although I gradually filled in around him,
ne hVed until Thursday last, and was though,
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1846-12-03

IHE CAMBRIDGE TELESCOPE. The ship
Margaret Evans arrived at New York on Thurs.
gay She has on board the Object Glass of the
magnificent Telescope constructed at Munich for
tno observatory at Cambridge. AS the new Ia
rii' which goes into operation on the LIST Of De-
december, imposes duty on scientific nstru-
ments imported for colleges and schools, of 80 per
cent the arrival of this ship has been for some
e'ln1 anSlonsly expected, the amount OF duty
dollars. - y 49, = 49,
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DESTROYING RATS. Corks cut as hin as six
pences' roasted or stewed in grease, and placed in
their tracks; or dried sponge in small p,ecee
fried or dipped in honey, with lille oil Of
rhodlnm; or bird lime laid in their haunts. will
stick to their fur and cause their departure.
Ii a live rat be caught, and well r3bbed or
brushed over with tar and train-oi aud after
wards put to escape in the hole OF others, they
will disappear.
Poisoning is very dangerous and ohiectiona-
bic mode.
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The condition OF the countries bordering on the
Rio de la Plata is far from enviable and yet, so
far as relates to soil, climate and productions, it
is one of the finest countries in the world. The
New York Courier publishes the following letter,
dated
MONTE VIDEo, Sept 26th 1916.
We are still at war, which will continue for
some time, and the fight soon will grow bitter
Paraguay and the Bra2ils are to become the great
mediators on the waters of the La Plata.
Paraguay agrees TO furnish thirty thousand
men, and only asks for her independence to be
recognized, ard to have commercial Intercourse
with the world. For near forty years has this
nation maintained her independence, shut up by
Buenos Ayres, without being allowed access 10
the ocean
During this time her population has increased
incredibly, and she is now prepared TO demand
justice with effective force In this young
giant, Gov Rosas will find master, and liberty
will again appear in the southern hemisphere
France and England will no doubt aid in the war,
but will not be required to furnish any soldiers
Monte Video, Brazil and Paraguay will have
the honor OF putting an end to the cut throat gov
eminent which has so long staued the American
continent, and brought disgrace on the name OF
republic. We have off our port the u S.
brig cambridge, the only American ship of war.
We want frigate here.
For some time we anticipated Mr. Hood would
arrange peace, and during this time our citizens
passed out to the lines. When the mission failed
the besieging army again commenced the cruel
war, and three citizens who had gone out for
walk had their throats cut by Orbe's soldiers"
1t is stated in the above paragraph that Para
quay, for forty years, has been shut up by Buenos
Ayres, without being allowed access to the ocean.
This is not correct. The secluded, isolated con-
dition of Paraguay, for so many years, was the
policy voluntarily adopted and persevered in by
the President, DR.. Francia, who was invested
with almost despodc power, and was one of the
most extraordinary men who ever lived. Under
his government, Paraguay bad no intercourse
with other nations, on the ground that the soil of
the country and the industry of the people could
produce all which might be necessary for their
happiness. This system of exclusiveness was
vigorously persevered in during his fe but it
not remarkable that the existing government
should wish to abandon it, Boston Jour
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a LteHr ATMOSPHERIC PRESSURE. Wed.
nSsuay evening last, tn the snow storm. the bar.
On,esr rapidly descended TO lower point Than
ne W. nave ever before noticed. AT nine o,cIocI
a. 10 ). oo stood at 2s inches 81 hundredths:
o'cIoeI a. 30 20 al O'clock at 1852; and at u
violent but not SO powerful as we have u very
FOR the many years we have observed tbe h ~.
ometer, we recoiect but one occasion , io par .
mercury decnded to 20 inches, in this town u." VIC
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The GUN CorToN MANIA.-Hundreds of
people nave commenced claiming the gun cotton
as thelr own invention. Amongst others, there
Is friend OF ours who says he never wore
hlght-eap, because he knew the inifammable ma :
headed-Punch.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1846-12-03

MEXICAN TREES Some Of our volunteers
on the RIO Grande complain that they shave not
seen decent sized tree in Mexico" The trees
on the Rio Grande and st. Juan, are generally
less than one loot in diameter. Several Of the
santa re prisoners informed US that they scarcely
found a tree that measured more than one or two
Ieet in diameter on their route from Santa Fe to
vera Cruz. Houston Telegraph.
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s1V We learn from Mr.. Jarnaoin of tba North
Bridge water Express that Major Goodrich, eel.
eorated Tor robbing himself many years ago. was
Yesterday morning caught 10 the act of b1eakinp
mo the store OF George Jennings, in West Ran.
dolph' lie had horse wagon staining alta short
distance from the scene OF his operations. in read
mess to receive his plumber. Boston Chronot,,Dr
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fff' At the recent state election in Plo,;d. ia
wing representative for Franklin county was
chosen by majority OF one. For some reason.
ne declined, and again stood contest with his
former competitor. A new election was held on
tne 18th inst, and we learn from the Apalachicoa
Gazette that he was again chosen, having at his
erection majority OF thirty three votes.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1846-12-03

" 10 western county, miserable drunken loaler
was elected 10 the office Ct justice of The peace for tie
fun of it. He Immediately came temperate and IN
dustHous dressed himseln good STYLE and discharged
Ihe duties Of The office IN respectabe manner.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1846-12-03

AGRICULTURAL Productions OF THE UNITED
STATEs.-A writer in the Boston Courier over the sig
nature of o. n B." estimates the rise in ralue on The
Agricultural productions OF the United Slater SINCE Sep
tember l, 1886, as follows On the crop Of Indian Corn
ESTIMATED al 4800O0000 bushels the advance o>mal-
cd at % cents per bushe is Sl200000O0 OIL tie crop
Of Wheat the advance is estimated S56OCO 600; On
the crop of Oats Sl6O000Oo; Rye s36,000C0O; on
the crop of Hay the advance lin consequence of the in.
creased use of Corn and other grains for bread .u) is
estimated At S45 100000. Showing total rise in val
he of S273 100000.
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HEALTH OF Mr. ADAMS. The health OF the venera-
bic ex-Presdent has decidedly improved. On Friday,
boston paper says be very much better Its sup.
posed that he may be able 10 resume his se5t in Con-
gress, efore the close Of the season.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1846-12-03

u Rev A. Baldwin Of New Haven, has received
and accepted the appointment Of Principal Of tie Dea
and Dumb Asylum al Hartford
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~ The Dorriie party of Rhode Island held STATE
Convention last week. Il was spress affair A
ticket for State officers nominated Olney Baou is
the candidate for Governor
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1846-12-03

MASSACHUSETTS, VOLUNTEERS. The Boston pa
pers of Yesterday contain the official requson fer
regiment of Volunteers fran this Stale 1t is address
ed by w. l.. Marcy, Secretary al War. TO Gov Briggs
and informs him that one infantry regiment Of Volun
,eers is required for immediate service, continued
through the War. The regiment is 10 consist OF 10 com,
panies Of 80 private, 10 officers and musicians which
with the regimenla officers VIII make 928 men. The
letter recies The conditions &c. which, The volunteers
are called out provided by law, designaies Boston
the place of rendezvous, and requests the Governor
be as prompt possible in the arrangements for br ng
ing the volunteers into immediate service.
This requisiion is accompanied by Notice signed by
Gen. Oliver, Adutan General of the Commonwealth
giving official notice of its reception by the Governor
end in forming that official notice has also been received
from officers Of the United States army specially detail
ed for The duty, that they are in Boston ready to
muster into The general service and subsist arm and
equip such persons may choose volunteer and nr
ganize upon the terms specified.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1846-12-03

SouTH CAROLINA. The Hon. George No Dufie has
resigned bis place u s Senator from South Carroll
ma Mr. McDlffe says his health will not allow Of his
a'enu's 70 the du'frs ~ Senator and notInp ,opld
pave induced nm to accept the place but The hone Of
destroying Tue iaFi OF 1872 which having aided 10
compsh, be RESIGNS.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1846-12-03

10 The New York Mirror says, Scotch plaid CATERS
are bes inning 10 be worn by Of our dashng ladies'
The fashion, however, has not yet attained flothod
among The upper ten
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1846-12-03

WILMsENs READER. Those who have made Them.
selves acquainted with the Of education in Prussia
where has been reduced perfect system than
in any other country, of the high ieputat
which has been acquired by Wmsens Chidren's Friend
So popular it in hat country that has passt through
one hundred and ftly editions in The original German
1t has been translated and adapted the use of schools
in the United States, by William Wells, and published
under the above title by Cowperhwat g. Co of Phila-
delpha. This work combines in a greater degree than
any other that we have examined, information that is
both useful AID entertaining to the young reader We
predict that it will be very popular in our schools For
sale at CIRCUITS
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1846-12-03

U George Barstow has taken the fedin New Hamr-
SHIRE, IN defence OF the resolutions submitted by MN at
the late Democratic Stale Convention.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1846-12-03

u There are at present 24O convicls in the State
prison at Charlestowh; in the House of Correction at
South Boston there are 800.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1846-12-03

~ me New York Executive has ordered the First
regiment of Volunteers, into service, for Mexi-
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LATER FROM HAVANA. Accounts from
Havana TO the 18th inst. state that nothing has
been done as yet under the letters of marque and
naturalization which Mexico has sent there for
sale. In the newspapers of Havana we do not
see word in regard TO this subject
.Ne1C Orleans Picduu,le
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1846-12-03

Inc Wings Of North Carolina, have had IL all
'heir own way, in electng Legislative officers.
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ANOTHER TERRIBLE STEAMBOAT D,sAs.
TER. A slip from the N. Orleans Picayune re.
ports that on the 2lst Nov. about seven miles be-
low Natchez, the steamboat Sultana, bound down
the river, came in contact with the steamboat
Maria, bound up, striking her just forward of the
wheel-house, and by the violence of the shock
broke thelconnection pipe OF the Maria by which
between twenty-five AMI thirty deck hands and
deck passengers were scalded, many Of them so
severely that there were no prospect of ,heir 20
covery.
The Maria sunk to within about tw feet Of her
cabin iioor within five minutes after the collision
drowning between twenty-five and thirty persons
who were on the lower deck The cabin passens
gers were all saved. F"F''"'
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The TEN COMMANDMENTS VERIFIED
The Decalogue has been thus tersely and quaint
ly rendered into rhyme, and in this shape would
be good exercise Tor the memories of young
children -
l. am the Lord thy God-serve only me
Before no idols bow thy impious knee
3. Use not my name III trfes or in Jest;
4. Dare not profane my sacre0 day Of rest
8. Ever to parents due obedience pay;
s. Thy fellow creature, man, thou shalt not
slay;
Z. In no adulterous commerce bear part
8. From stealing keep with care thy hand and
heart.
8. All false reports against thy neighbor hate
10. And ne'er indulge wish for his estate.