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ECONOMY, UTILITY AND LIGHT!
Pine OIL & Sllar Ll.l Lam5
NJ. b. DyOTT & KENT,
Lln) Nulfac.art3,
PHILADELPHIA
Ne. 81 South Second St., one door
be.ow Chesnu',
, tN.,I mn,

HAVE constantly Oh hand complete assort-
micnt ofDYUTS Patent improved PINE OIL
LAMPS, whrcl are superior III construction,
more simple arraug cement and embrace improve
mcnts and advantages possessed by no other
Lamps. The est Of burning them docs not cX-
ccde one-hulfof that OF any other light, and pro-
duces Il light more brilliant than gas. The
iamps are so constructed that they can be burned
dry, when Tic wick is short The wick which
is consumed, beng supplied with feeder undeI-
meath it. This arrangement keeps the OIL al
ways pure in the lamp, and renders other c!can-
sing unnecessary, and tie recent Improvements
made by the patentce, adds beauty To their APP
pearancc and renders their management So easy,
that a child can take care Of them. They are
perfectly safe, and free from unpleasant odour
In addition to the above, we have largo and
handsome assortment of DfOIS NEWLY IN
PROVED SOLAR LARD LAMPS, il great va
rety Of patterns; Hanging Lamps, suitable for
Churches, Halls, Fac orlos, Lodge Rooms, Hotels
and Bilare Saloons, and lamps withs shades, de-
signed for reading and for every other purpose
where light is required. A handsome variety oil
CANDELABRAS, BOUQUET HOLDERS,
and every Article pertaining to the lamp business
Having every facility for manufacturing, we ara
prepared to sell Wholesale and retail, as cheap us
any other dealers, and the articles IRE warranted
equal in appearance, and superior in construction
to any that can be procuren elsewhere.
NJ Is. Lamps, &c regiit, slvered, bronzed and
repaired in the best manner Old lamps VI eve
ry description altered to burn Pine Oil.
Philadelphia, Sept 4th lSI7-Sm
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01-ScRAGCs, don't you say a word about
your letter being divided, and no, finished
at that, in this number. 1t was very long.
and ii SO happens that we could do no bet-
ter. Conclusion next week.
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IiOyer's AGamanIine Cement.

The following from Bcknel's Reporter will
best illustrate its value: "Mr. Hover manufilc-
lures '.fdamantine Cement for joining broken
china, glass, &C., we hive tried the article and
found it to be excellent"
For sale, wholesale and retail, at the manu-
factory, No 81 North Third Street, opposite
Cherry street, Philadelphia, by
JOSEPH E. HOVER, Manufacturer.
augst IS, al
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LIFE lNSuRANC E WITH PROS
PECTlNE BONES

T
TIE GlRARD LIFE INSURANCE ASSulTy &
TECsr COlPANY or PnILAurLpHi,
Capital $500, o00-Charter Perpetual
OFFICE No. l59 Chestnut Street
Continue 20 make Insurance on Lives grant
Annultics and Endowmcnts, and to accept Trusts
from individuals, Corporate Bodies, and Courts of
Justice, and execute them agreeably to the desire
OF the Parties; and receive Deposits Of Money in
Trust and on interest.
The Company add Bonus at stated periods
to the assurances for Life. Tho first Bonus was
appropriated in December 1919, amounting to 0
per cent. on the sum insured under the Oldest
policies, to Sd per cent l-2 per cent &C.; on
others in proportion to the time Of standing;
making an addition of 500, SS7 so, SO, &c. ON
every 81 600 orig ina lily insured.
The operation of the Bonus will be seen by the
following examples from the LIlo Insurance Reg
lister OF the Company, thus
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NOTICE..

The Orphans court Of Cecil count,
bold their stated meetings on the 2nd
Tuesdays of February. April. June An
gust, Octnhes aud December.
GEORGE r. HOW ARD Reg
April 1911 Isis
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EXnmple:-A person aged so years next birth
day. by paying the Company 81 81, would sc
cure to his family or heirs 500, should he die in
one year; for SIS 10 he secures to them 81 ,00I
or for Sl3 so annually for seven years; he re-
cures to them $1,000 should he die IN sewn
years; or for S23 60 paid annually during life .e
provides $1,000 whenever he dies; for So %
they would receive $1,000 should he die in one
year.
Further particulars respecting Life Insurance
Trusts, Sc, may he had the Office.
b. w. RICHARDS. President.
JNO. F.JiN S, Actuary.
March IS '47-Gm
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Water Running up Hill.

utII ltNHHiHs up IlliIs
Double Acting Hydraulic Rams.
Single do. do. do.
Double Acting Force & lift Pumps
Single do. do. do.
The subscriber IS still ready to supply the pub
lie with the right kind of machinery. He has
introduced Double Ram of his own invention
winch will lift water from a we'll, spring or res
erVolr, any depth not more than so f. beneath
the level where it works, end then throw it to
any desirable height. This is an entirely new
Invention, and produces the effect by the simple
impulse and conclusion of the water and atmos-
phcrlc pressure. There is no rotary friction, and
nothing to wear but three simple valves and the
cost is very little more than that of the single
ram, which; while 1t is much more complicated
throws only part Of the water used as the propel-
ling power.
The SINGLE RAM is improved materially from
those first used in this county
ie has also introduced double-actng Force
ana l'it pump, ola very superior kind. 1t will
lit the water from any well of any depth and
throw it to any height required, say TO a bath
room in any part of house, or to the garden in
vhe form Ola Jet.
a lso, single pump, much cheaper than the
above, but which will only raise water soft This
pump SUITS well IN towns and vllagcs-t saves
the digging of other wells, as one good well by
the placing ofleaden pipes from it to the places
where the water is wanted, will suppya dozen
families.
The above machines are made of durable ma
terlais, such as iron, copper, brass and lead and
are warranted.
On hand and for sale, patent trost-protected
hydrants that will not freeze up, lead pipe of all
sizes, and carthen and cement indestruciible pipe
for conveying water long distances.
All orders and enquiries addressed to me at
Elkton, Md, will receive prompt attention.
J. l.. GATCfiEL.
N. B. The best references can be given on
application-it would be expensive to give them
here have done work IN Phila., Lancaster and
Chester Co, Pa; New Castle CO., Del; WASH
ngton, d. C.; Fairfax CO., Va; ana in Hair
ord Queen Annes, Kent and Cecil Cos Nd;
and refer confidently to any man for whom
have ever worked, or to any one who has seen
my work J.L. G..
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mode nproveme hts to enable them to 70 {.
hine the important qualities OF durability, tast
aud beauty of finish with extreme cheapness of
price.
An immcnse and beautiful assortment
of all varieties and prices of Beaver,
Brush Silk, Nloeskin, Russia, Cassi- Hats
mere, WOOL Sporting and Ashland Hats
Also, general assortment of every va
rely of Caps. Otter, Fur Seal, Hair Seal Caps
Muskrat, Plain and Fancy cloth every .NugS
style, Red, Black and Brown Mohair, Boas,
Sealelte, Glazed, Oiled Silk and Fur sc.
Caps.
Ladies' Muffs, Boas, Sc, at the very lowest
prices.
Buyers by the dozen or less, are invited to call
and if it is not to their interest to deal with
US.
Particular attention paid to the packing Of
Hats, SC.
Cash paid for Muskrat and Shipping furs.
GARDEN & BROWN.
No 1876 Market Street, below Sixth Street.
Philadelphia. July II. 47-3m
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Fort kscs:OsSa
FURNITURE WARE RO0MS.

This is one of the largest establish.
ments in this county, of the kind, where
persons wishing to purchase furniture can
find anything they want, from pine STOOL.
to the finest GnlsAed sofa, which can not
be surpassed in any cily--the subscriber
understanding the business particularly,
from the commonest article in furniture.
10 TIE finest in use, and a visit 10 his ware
roor, he thinks, will bear him out in the
assertion, which is not the case with one
Cabinet Maker in twenty through the
country.
The subscriber manufactures to order.
and has on hand, large and GENERAL
ASSORTMENT Of furniture. such as
Sofas Pier Tables Ottoman
Divans Card g Lounges
Pillar and Scroll Dining tab
Cherry dining tables, Dressing
all kinds and prices
Mahogany Sprng-seat Rocking chairs
Reclining do 90
Half French do do
Mahogany. Rosewood, curled and
Birds eye Maple Bedsleads of all kinds
and patterns.
And every and any kind of furniture,
for cash, country Produce GA good paper.
He will sell any article for less than il
can be purchased in any city shop, com :
pairing the materials and workmanship.
Call and see for yourselves.
J. ID. MARSHBANK.
Port Deposit, Nov. 18Th '45-lf
NJ B. Funerals punctually attended to
and charges moderate.
P S. Cabinet Makers supplied with
mahogany veneering, plank, boards, and
coffin stuff, varnlsh, glue SC, as cheap
as they can buy in the city; curled maple
nd cherry generally on hand.
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II plaid Muslins for - ~ cts. Just from Phil
o adeIphia, beautiful lot of Plaid Muslins for
IL IL cts per yard. and for sale by
Ju 10 a. J. S. Kennard.
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EsOOg ssssd t$ssve Ss0,,e.

to the House formerly occupied by f. A.
Esq. next door 10 Mr. S. S Mathis store
opposite the Court House, where he will cont
to keep "a general assortment of boots and shoes o
the most fashionable style a, very low prices.
THOS. c. CROUCH.
?. S. Country produce taken in exchange
for goods. 10 Journeymen Shoe & Boot ma
heis, and 3apprentices wanted by the subscr-
ber T.C.C.
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s. Summer Fashion
New and Gsacap ese0as,

New and Cheap GoOds.
The snhscriberrcsp specifically Informs his friend
the Publc, that he has Just opened u splcn-
assortment of new and seasonabIc goods
h as Cloths Of various coIors and qualities S,
lam and fancy cassmeres, various prices. plain
nd fancy Saninetts, from g. - cts. to , ~
eryard, Blankets. Flanels. SIawIs, with a va
iety OF other Goods suitablefor thcsaason.
also.
Groceries of the best qualities together with
nina, Queens and Hardware, &c. All of Which
will DC sold very low.
ABRAN CHANDLER.
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New Orleans Molasses, prime quality. just
Y received and for sale by
May l Al A. Cha ndler
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CABINET w ARE ROOM
In Eikion by
sgorss.bang8 81 GantEyral.

's't!E undersigned have established
in Ellson, al The shop in "ihe
Holiow,' - formerly occupied by Mr.. Sim
mons, where they purpose preparing to
Older. and keeping on hand all kinds
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iuAyE FOUND \ TREASURE.

iUAFE FOUND 4 TREASURE.
So says the consnmpiivc who has been aboring
untcr distressing cough, pain IN the side and
chest, and deblilating night sweats and
could not find any rcIet. 30 says the astl-
matte, whose difficulty breathing was
such that he could not lay down at
night. So says the person who has
been bleeding at the lungs, and
who failed day by day until
lie met with this Invaluable help
Would you know its name
elarNn,rr 4 n &c Oh nSsAnEI
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HAried Beef, a 10, OF dried beef just roce
EPand for sale by a. CA4l.lle
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Tne Morning Train of Cars from Phil
aGclphia, for Baltimore. arrive at Elkton
at J past 10 O'Clock, A. NJ.
Morning Train from Baltimore, for
ra.laLe.p hia. arrive here Il! l2o'ui"ck, NJ
Might E.iaac5.
Nighl train from Baltimore, arrives a,
E.kton at ! before | / O'Clock from Phil
adelphia al / before one o'clock.
BENJAMIN WELLS. Agt.
May lst lSl7.
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Hats caps Ladies' TIuffs, Boas,
TO MERCHANTS, HATTERS & OTHERS
GARDEN & BROWN,
Hat and Cap Woreho"se and l11,mt,eto,y,
No. l96 Market Street,

SECOND DOOR BELOW SIXTH, PHILADELPHIA,
~ Respectfully solicit attention OF
sylher large and complete stock of Hats
"A and Caps, manufactured under their
D"wn immediate d rection and superin-
tendence, with all the advantap es IN
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To the Editor of the National Wing.
The Union and the X endall COrrespOn


The "Union'' of Friday evening last denies u state
ment of "W" in the New York Herald, that the
President had requested the senior editor of TINT pa
per not to publish the letters Of Ct w. K" 1t is
true the correspondent of the Herald did not state
the case exactly as it occurred, having received it
perhaps secondhanded and therefore, the Union
bubbles the terms used by him in giving the case
will however relieve the Union and the "W,"
from the difficulty in which they appear to be in by
stating the case distinctly. The President did send
his private secretary Mr.. Ritchie at tho time stat
ed to say to him not to repubish those letters; but
the message having come too late, the way the old
gentleman got out Of his difficulty was by saying
that he had sent note to the Office to that effect
but the matter was already set up. The President
very much displeased at it; and said moreover,
that he had told Mr.. Richie before not to do The
Union may call mo "mendacious scribbler' for
stating facts but as it has informed the public of
having found me out" it is only fair that should
occasionally try to find 1t out" This matter was
subject Of discussion in the cabinet on Saturday
last ARIEL.
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mr Agency for the National WING Ina
Georgetovn-The citizens Of Georgetown are respect.
fully informed that JOHN w. BRONAUGH, Esq, Broker,
&C., Bridge street. few doors OF the Union iay
being served with tho National Wing In Georgetown will
please leave their and residences with Mr. BRO,
naugh.
10 ENoCH w. SNIALLWooD, Garrison street, Navy
Yard is Agent for the National Wing Persons wishing
be supplied with the paper win please leave their
his aud they will be served
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animal. But they extremely contractile, and the
moment the animal Is touched they become retract-
ed and win not be seen for long time have in
jected these tubes with colored natter and by keep
ing the animal in colored fluid have demonstrated
that there be doubt OF the fact Of their being
the apparatus by which the water enters the animal
Notwithstanding all these complications, there Is
only one plan in these animals All have one CEN
tral cavity an almentary canal This canal is either
single sac or 1t is an aimentary tube complete of
itself but with Independent system OF respiration
and circulation. But the arrangement OF the blood
vessels Is such that there is the strongest likeness
between II and the arrangements OF the circular ca
nal in the meduse. One and the same plan are mp
parent In all these complicated structures. The
question is, what does such plan indicate? Have
we here only material phenomena, evincing the in
fuence Of physical causes in the combination OF va
rious organs, SO as to form system more or less
complicated No; we have more than that. We
have a succession of forms which show progress.
We begin with lower type. Wepass through more
complicated types We come TO the very compllcat-
ed form of the echinos. And, though these forms
are so complex, we find them in the same type OF an
imals In the same climate, and in the same cond-
tons of life In all parts of the worldin the most
different conditions and in the most similar cond-
tionsin the arctic the temperate, and the tropical
regions-we meet these varied classes of the same
type; so that the whole amount of external crcum-
stances in which any organized being can exist, are
acting on these animals. 1t would be very unreason
able then, to admit that all these varieties were pro
duced by these external conditions
Aguin have we mere complication of organs in
these animals No. We do not trace only mate
rial phenomena II is not we who, by our investiga
tions have made these creatures TO agree on one and
the same plan They exist on one plan and, instead
of tracing material phenomena, we actually trace
thoughts, and thoughts not ours-but the thought Of
that Mind which created them. think in this way
1t can be shown by sufficient evidence that there is
an Intelligence which planned these things, and
formed and created them according to a premedtut-
cd plan and with adaptcdness to pass through Sc
ries of changes from the lowest to the most comp-
Gated types, and to sustain the most diverse intu-
ences of physical nature.
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DEPLoRABLR ACCIDENT "A atnl accident happened upon
the Ftchburg railroad Saturday last the of which
was the foolhary practice Of jumping from the while
they in motion An Irish laborer upon gravel car
tempted to jump off in this fashion, but thrown pros
rate upon the track and the whole train passed him.
cutting him in two in the middle ofcourse he died instantly
His remains brought the road, and given his
friends In ChurestOyyn.
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Gen. Pratt has assigned Thursday the 18th day of
November, as day Of public Thanksgiving, thus
making Maryland the twelfth State that has selected
that dny as day Of Thanksgiving for blessings and
privileges enjoyed, and prayer TO the Almighty for
the restoration Of peace and the preservation of the
national harmy and prosperity.
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CARD.

MR. DANA desires 10 return thanks to the citizens Of
III Washington generally but particularly the Editors Of
the Press, 10 the Ministers OF tile Gospel and Ills Honor
the Mayor for the kindness and courtesy through which
the public sympathy was awakened Nc language ex.
press the gratitude he feels stewards those benevolent Ladies
through whose exertions much has been dry up
the tears OF many widows and orphans and OF others
suffering under unjust persecution. He only say
that ALL all will unite grateful prayers that the blessings
Of God may rest on all You do ladies, and that lie may
mercy, wafer your course and reward YOU according
your unexampled kindness TO his suffering people
Washington, Nov, l, lSf. IL
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~ declare in the face Of day that this Government
was not instituted for the purpose of offensive war,
No; it was framed Ito use its own anguage) for the
common defence and generel welfare which are in
consistent with offensive war. call that offensive
war which goes out Of our own limits and jurisdici
ton for the attainment of objects not within those
limits and that jurisdiction."-J RANDOLPH
IN 1906. n ts.t
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HAD HIS THROAT CUT WITH TELEGRAPH wIRR.-A young
gentleman named Sawyer Of high responsibility, riding
at very fast rate to female acquaintance in Dearborn
county, Indiana few days since, when he up against
the telegraph wires which cut his throat producing almost
instant DEATH The wires had been lowered for the purpose
Of making certain repairs the line He resident Of
whitewater township, Hamilton county, Ohio.
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! CANAL .l,,1 TRADE. $500

ETf$SsktS-sE..s.:4 CANAL TRADE. fSRg.-,I3,I..h
e-A<aa.11e1<Az1 ARRIVED k1-xE81xzE1l3zU
Canal-boat Pheasant, wood, for J. Wilson.
Fashion, wood J. Hill.
Chance, wood, ]. S. Harvey.
I" Oscar, wood, j. Hill
Sarah Louisa, wood, H. b. Thorn
Lion, wood, J. Hill.
Johnson, wood, II. Haislip.
Sea Gull, wood, J. b. Boone.
Old Dominion wood, l.. Waters.
Marion, wood, w. Warier.
f" Help, wood j. Wilson.
Louisa, wood J. Wilson.
Eliza, wood, several citizens.
Prince William, wood, E. Waters.
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FArHEw MATTHEw.-Tbis noble champion Of
Temperance has fixed upon the early part of next
Spring, as the period of his visit to this country.
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8 hip Mem 8.
ponr o. wAsHINaros, NovrMprn /, ISL.

ARRIVED.
Steamer Columbia, George Guyther master, mer-
chnndize to the Observation-Disclosures
Schr Pioneer, NJ. Barnard mnster coal, to VIM E
Stubbs-Philadclphia.
Schr VIM NAPLES, VIM Newcomb master, coal,
to X. M. Derengcr-Philadelphia
Schr Statesman, Elijah Windsor master lumber,
to John Purdy-Salsbry
:, schr Angelina, b. Butler master, wood, to George
Mattingly--river
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10 The Boston Traveller states that spurious two's and
fves Of the New Haven Bank in circulation As they
evidently from the Of the spurious tens,
the only safety will be refuse all bills Of that bank of the
present plates
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giT Louis Fitzgerald Tasistri, of John Tyler MEM
ory is the agent appointed by Mr.. Polk to carry
dispatches to Mexico for the recall of Mr.. Trist
Boston Atlas
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QUICK PAssAoE-The barque Victory, with six compa
MES Of the Second Ohio Volunteers board made the
from New Orleans to Vera Cruz in four days.
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The Virginia Fire and Marine Insurance Compa
ny have declared dividend of IL l2 per cent for thu
tast six months:
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The Adjutant General of the Army states thnt the
proceedings Of the forthcoming court martial will
not be open to the reporters of the public press
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The lectures Of the fall session of the Baltimore
College of Dental Surgery commence this evening.
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The Columbian Fountain

EOR SATURDA y, November 9th, will contain besides
its usual variety report Of the truly eloquent Address
on Temperance, recently delivered by Rev. Levi REESE
at McKendrce Chapel Northern Liberties Persons wish
ing to de supplied with copies Of this interesting speech can
be accommodated by calling at the Fountain Office, on IL
street, few doors south OF Pa. avenue. nov lid
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Arripals at Gutrls, rtr., up to 9 y. III.

NATIONAL HOTEL nv g. a co,rmAx
Grant Ga II Gadsien. s
NJ Grant, NY J Contirier NY
Chas w Copeland, II L Lawrence New Orleans
Il Meachan, Nd L Kane, u SN
] q Serbia NY Mr. Duplery Baltimore
II Rogers and sister Bait Mr. Yorker
A @ Gray New brunswick d Iawell
Miss Mckenzie Va Jno Elrar.
Wilson, u N VIM Burroughs, IT,, NY
Thos w Williams, Conn ii Grandin DC
Col Mercer and son, Va Hick and lady, NY
ThosJ NJ Coy, Va Jas z Iiarand and lady, NY
w coy va Brand, NY
u Dckey,P ia Q nj Kibbin Pa
F X Hanson, Ala Mr. Thomson, Mo
Peyrob and lady NY Mrs Thomson Mo
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WATCH HousE.--Arresied Patrick Venabe, white,
drunk and for the first time in his fe' dsordery;
paid costs and gave security for his good behavior for
the space Of six months