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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-05-31


which has borne It's millions 10 a distant shore, many Of
onr cniz@Hs nave been r~nm'ered. The restless spirit Of
enterprise. 50 characteristic Of oI town. has likewise con
tri5r'od IL fun measure IN effecting the revolution W.
behold. We therefore again present for your special con
sterailon III primary object
NJ one Institution Of human origin. has given stronger
Dr1NtS VI ltS claims To universal patronage han Sa5b5.l
Schools. The children II i~rrelri1ns parents have REL
ceiveG their first and mo~f enduring impressions uf the
truih II revelations from Sabbath School Instructions
Christian Churches are IN eh'ed tp ttur some OF ih-lr
most valuable ministers and members. and the political
world aft IDS living examples Of its salurary Influence
70 this node Institution, it has ben The honour q this
Saci-tv w sus.ain the relatiunsh VIZ an important anX-
Hilary. From he h4bitaJiYus of want yoG have lG-ed by
vuur bounty .ia= chijr-u-tie children lf u.l>i0rtaae-to
this pure nuntlin If knIwIed-e. The Ills aai yalrS
have Been q a.iJ-u-d NY 'vpUrarpraca. anu mans pTct-
'hSs gam-.rirreal-i rHde- tIe W..msh NO poverty ann DC
%gradati9n hare sla+led at yoar turh.
Il tHs ra7t wear SD UJ have Prem expended IN I1T-
chasing aloutc9D wards ufg"uds, With stitch a3'u. 90
-chILr. have 6e-r twice clothed. by iAe .HFa'7 "FI
aly nj an ':aHtr1wn D'nn-. a nnIu'@r 4 'Nr~e c"l-
dren have Been again " applied wi1 SHES. a.d .Af.u-H
rai- m-t,un alone arr W. permitted I'D tender ai#l oEr
acknowledgements. May his rrwar- be conAensl1 evan
th- benefits Conferred?
Tile past year haS been ell If mercy 10 the ~ciety;
with aa addition If IS new subscribers, we have orrH
spared he rain of t~-c1rdlng tse death or removal oio"t
n is mem.4rs, an additional inotire 70 prompt H. " i-
rreasing z-al 10 all our Guue3,iIr another * months may
number soneDf Us with those weloved, and were loved
ty NM M earth.
We clusa he year WIN an exhausted Ifed,uIF' tn
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-05-31
CYCIOPEDlA OF MODERN DOMESTIC MEDICINE,
nv !. MIMI IAIDAN- NJ III


SOtfA't 80
Thisis the most important work for family ; e,eysr present
ca 10 the American pahic.
The work gives a clear and concise idea OF the nature Of
the distinctive symptoms Of the premonitory signs Of diseases,
Of their predisposing causes, and ofthe methods OF their
treatment recommended by the most distinguished Pbysi-
clans.
The best modes of employing the medicines in general use.
are fully described, as are al-o the diet and regimen necessary
under various diseases. ana during conNalescence.
Diet, Atmosphere Temperature, Bathing, Climate, Cloth
ing and Exercise are also specially treated upon.
The Publishers OF the American edition prefix to Dr..
lmray's work, short illustrated, and very valuable Treatisos
upon Anatomy, Physiology and Surgery; also Directions isr
the Treatment al the Sick, Management Of the Sick Room,
Preparation of Food for the Sick, Sc, sc.
Many valuable articles have been furnished by tn" courtG.
sy Of medical gentlemen Of the I ).
From many very hattcIng notices, the publishers subJon
the tolowing:-
tlhis able and elaborate volume seems to US admirably
fitted Tor the purpose which tile gifted author c"ldidly -
signs as his own in publishing it-tlat is,asa domestic guld'-
As such we feel great confidence in recommending II - fam
lies as a volume Of great value Christian Examiner.
DIR Imray hes done the world good service in the ~PrbGca-.
ton Of this Medical Cvclopcdia. Welse the llan Of This
work, and recommend it to be in the possession OF every IN
valid, and of every family .i'-Atctropoitan Magazine.
seAfter an attentive examination Of pr. Imray's C~yclopedia,
we cannot hesitate TO pronounce the work better calculated
for general utility than auy ether Of similar pfctcu-ions cA-
tant MAN Chron.
81 The work VIII IS complete II ~oncllrgc yalgme f !
bout 1000 pages, On fine paper. clear TYPE, ana sole at 5! in
strong Leather Binding, and 81 80 in Cloth.
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Prori,jons- Bacon, 6aG4; Beet, 5 10 4 cts; Corn
Meal, tp y i5centy.
Favr-5 2- by 81.
Udra-Red ~ cents: White y.
Grpit.-C. IA. 4Ort~: Oats 3UI sc cents.
Ctorrr Sect ~ demand.
JGLie,ay-S4'es at - 4 rs cents.
Rer>ror-lS cents.
BUa-Eery dull 10 to I24 for 10. |.
BrauiJ-Apole. none offering Peach. none offering
Bur Irol-$S5 assorted and $50 60 when drawn to
order.
Co5ee-Rio 5 IL 9 cents; Laguira s. to 9 Java ~
Mocha 70.
Country Lmens-Tow l2and Flax Is.
Cotton Tarns-Sales IA to Is cents.
Feaihers-30 to 50 cts.
FTtr ~Seed-Sales S0cents.
FTt-IIerr.ng~. NJ. |, s. 50; Shad, old 81 so,
new 5 50.
Gmseng-23 cents.
HemD-We qtp's Gel demand.
LiaseeI OILS to ~ cents-dull.
L~md-Ga7.
ltLsses-Yest India So to 40 cts per gallon n.
D. 1910 - cents.
PIdsicr-Lump. So to 6.
Sagms-New Orleans6 to cents; Porto Rico Z to 5
cents: Clarified l24 cents; Loaf II to Ia cents.
SrH-Sl90 a p.
~ m
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-05-31
SADDLERY!

THE subscriber is now receiving his Spring stock Of Sad
L dlcry, Which makes his assortment very complete. He
has a very large stock of
Saddles, OF every description
Saddle and Medical Bags,
Carriage and Barouche Harness,
. CarryaH and BOAT do
Cart and Wagon . do
Brides, Martingales aud Collars,
Riding and Driving w hips, M
Stirrups, Bride Bits, Spurs, SC. sc.
ALSO, a large assortment of TRUNKS both Of his own
and Northern Manufacture, at very reduced prices. lie fiat
tiers himself that in price and quality, his work is not to be
surpassed any where.
Repairing done with nea.ness and despatch. Orders
thankfully received and promptly attended 10.
April 19-2mif GEORGE B.
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THOMAS S. FLOURNOY,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,

~IIALIFAx C.. H., Va.
IN addition to all the Courts Of Halifax and Pittsylvania
IL Will hereafter attend the Superior and Quarterly Courts
Of Franklin and the Superior Courts of Henry and Patrick.
IaIIfaXt. ", MAY 3l-W1w.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-05-31
O SALE OR HIRE

A Good Cook, Washer and Ironer, strong and healthy
n 'wifh her daughter, a likely girl some a or 5 years old
Sold for no fault. A bargain may b. had en- application to
March l5-ts. GEO.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-05-31
Theological and Religious Works,
TO Be HAD AT THE BOOKSTORE OF
D, B, PAYNE g. BROTHER,

u. B, PRYNE q BEUlHEh,
Henry's Exposition of the Old and New Testament,
Scott's Commentaries on do do
Burnes' Notes on the Gospel and most Of the New
Testament
Ripl-y's Notes on the Gospel,
Basa's do 10 do 10 Gsn 1,s
Homes Introduction,
Dicks Theology,
Dwighrs do
Knapp's do
Edwards Works,
Blun,s' do
Prideaux' Connection,
Neander's Life Of Christ
Neandel' Church History.
Moshein's Ecclesiastical History,
History of NJ p. Church,
Eeighton's Works,
Browns Bible Dictionary,
Union do do
Calvin's Institutes,
Theological do BY Walt IN,
Ecclesiastical History, by Gleseler,
Sermons Of Melville, Jay, Hare. Bradley, South,
Basnes. Village, Harris, Manning. Blair, Thomp-
son..Laurin, Chapman and Plain,
Bethel Flag, sermons by DR., Spring,
Bible not of Man, do do
Attraction Of the Cross, BY do do
Church Universal, by Stone,
Meals Puritans,
INihh . SIl>toly VI tHt L Npt,
Lords Exposition Of the Apocalypse,
Bungans Pilgrims Progress, several styles Of binding,
Pun ans and their Principles,
Memoirs of Bishops GriswoId and Moore,
Nelson On ~Iufdeluy,
Nalural Theology, by Paley.
ChAlner's Scripture Reading.
Life and Corresp ,ndence Of Hawkes.,
The Christian Sabbath,
Walk ahont Zion,
Macdonald On Revelation,
Holy Listing and Dying. by Taylor,
Clergyman's Companion.
Greai Commission. by Harris,
Extent Of the Atonement, by Jenkyn,
Hopkins On Reformation,
D'Auoigne do
Bachelor and Ovens Discussion,
The faw and the Gospel,
Prayets of the Church.
Charnack on Regeneration,
God's Bland in America,
Christ !ur Example,
Evangelical Family Library, Is vols.
Sutton Oh the Sacraments,
Barnes Defence,
Thougsts on Family Worship,
Republican Christianity,
Creeden's Concordance,
Coincidence of the Old and New Testament,
Dicks Christian Philosophy,
And many other small religious works, at publish
ers' prices.
May 3l-4t
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-05-31

400 BBI.S. Hydraulic Cement, manufactured by the
SCU sNewark and Resemble Lime and CemeIst Com
pany"-tcayrG.tcd Of superior qa1tty, and viii be sold low
by DAVENPORT, ALLEN s 90.
Agents FOR the Manufacturers.
Richmond. Nav 2S-3if
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Visf0r'S B0YsH7n of gT'iId Cherry.
mDtiOn


There is, perhaps no disease with which our country
is affected which sweeps off annually so many victims as
that fell destroyer Of the human race-CoNsUMPTIoN-
Day after day, year after year, that insalate monster
hurrits 10 the portals oflhe cold and silent tomb fresh add
ed victims to its conquest. 80 walk Of life is sacred
from its bl'hing influence. No age is exempt from lis
death-dealing shafts. The old, the mldJle-ag5d and the
young, all alike, are food FIR this common enemy Of man
kind. The white-haired Patriarch, whose. life of tenn
perance has rendered his system impervious to The attacks
Of other ills, and hose deeds prepared him for the err
joyments Of life's calm evening, fluids CONSUMPTION fas-
len its fangs upon its vIials, aud tearing him from a world
ever bright to minds which look complacently on days wei
spent.
Is there no help for the afflicted 2 No preventative Of
the dangers which beset Us in our changeable and tickle
cline? We think there is. Wistar's Basam Of Wild
Cherry is offered 10 a suffering world as such. d.
Its true ralm and intrinsic excellence are sufficient TO
'\taft or to fame"
the name If its inventor, as a benefactor' of his species.
None is genuine uni IS signed | BUTTS on the wrap
per-.
For sale in 'Lyrchburg, Wholesale and Retail bt
ID. r. LYMAN,
and Druggists, md Dealersin Medicine generally through
out tie u. States.
Nav SILT
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FVk IU4 VTEITNTAN
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SOCIETY.

Tile annual meeting .. this Society vas heJd IN 'he
Me hotst Episcopal Church, On Monday, May Ilth
1919:
Rev. Mr.. Lanehor7e BY request presided. and opened
The meeting with prayer. The replrs Of the Mana
g.is and examining Committee beng reai, were adop-
ted and on notion, Rtslyei, Tia: they be published
in tue Lynchburg papers:
The pSblic collection of yesterday. SO "A cents wa:
reported by the Tleasurer, and s34 0O rece wed from
members.
Seven new members were added, aud the following
Offices and Managers elected:
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-05-31
ANTHONY w. SOUTHALL,

Z LAYING removed to Salem, Roanoke county, will rrac-
! 4 tHe in the Courts If Roanoke, Botetourt, Bedford ana
Montgomery. He will also collect such claims as may be
entrusted to his care in any, of the adjoining counties
Address-SaleR Roanoke county, Va. w
Nav 3l23m*
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HARDWARE AND CUTLERY,

at the cheapest .Nt,c York p,ices. both 'ehotesate s. retail
and win guarantee the safe delivery at Lynchburg, Of all
= ,ckages that may be purchased or ordered OF him. He will
also attend 10 the purchase Of articles out Of his own line for
a small commission.
r CASH, or to punctual dealers 6 months credit.
Address II. B. RICHARDS,
No. 90 Maiden Lane, New YorA.
Nov ~27-w6mif
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Old Anker Boiling Cloths,

ID ECFIVED. an assortment Of Trunks Carpet Bags
L q and Salchels. r. LOGWOOD7
May 3I-tsif .:o
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-05-31

The subscriber, having purchased out the interest Of hi
partner in the late concern Of LEE * RICHARDS, Ney
York, will AXE great pleasure in supplying his old friends, a
we'll as the public generally, with any article Ill the line
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-05-31
LYNCHBURG CHAIR FACTORY.
81
III
CNAIx-WAkENG BUSINESS,

VHEsUBsCRIBER would respectfully inform his friends
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-04-16

constant fine brefz has never been calm sace uur
arrival. Our CIV lave remained perfectly healthy
NJ muquio0S flies ID ouble one and the natives Kind
and appl emily iunucent-of all cuurs and classes
'.hale flaw vel mel Tie chft ofthe village is a
nu alto Senior IA uos whose will ~ the natives is cCn
sd red law a, Ap j. ric.. H haS with hm, as
a mulauo. wiu educated IN NV York
The most gent el Iersonagrs Of the place are C'p "
redes rsn,ain If the port the collector and postmaster
The G. n c priest Is also quite geni.e eEsonage and
trea I'd politely
IT, f,I. musttes ard tegroes have strong traits Of
baufv and smallest feet have ever seen observe
$ me hurnbe sights, such lhe disease of the feet
termed elephaaius, asJ boches covering the BODY and
fare. whcn are disgusting and disageeahe 70 the Sight
The women fire seam,r s-eS and their shirts and
chemises all iuey ornaneuted win needle work.
nm tile y hole take Them N ~ pretty honest ana kindly
disposed, gully VI little tricks III trade bl, having but
little education tits qnite excusa5e fault particularly
Is they S-e the Yankees bent getting tie guld
aiggirs," and they generally well suppl ed with
ash.
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ANCIE\T RELICS

We find in note o the review in the London Quar-
iery of Layard's scacJes among the ruin; Nueyeh
the following curious fact stated
"ln The of his exp rarons Mr. Layard exhum-
ed snma superb specimens carving in ivory, which were
carefully removed, packed aud sent London to be de
P,sel in the Museum. On their arrival it was found
hey had every appearance Of crumbng lnto pieces and
it was feared they would tie entirely lost Professor
Owen having examined them, his opinion that the
cause If the decay The rs IF abumen in tile ivory
and the specimens having by his direction been drestec
IL solution Of abumen, they finally taken ont a.
ard aud solid when thousand years ago the Assy
Ran workman tasked his skin upon them. Ii is com
mon method in The Ct moudorng bones t. dip then
in weak size OF glue, by hch the ncoherent particle
cemented logehet."
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THE CONGRESSIONAL CANVASS.

We have favorable accounts from every Dis
trict, except the Metropolitan, where bitter per-
sonal hostility to the nominee OF a large majority
of the Wing party will prevent union and, posi-
bly,, ensure the election Of Locofoco in one of
the strongest Wing Districts of the State. The
Fredericksburg News gives verv encouraging
statement Of the impression made in the River
side District BY the addresses Of the young and
able Wing candidate, j. M. Forbes, Esq, and
predicts bis election. We have not much hope
that Mr.. Watts will succeed in the Norfolk Dis
trlct-out, AS the Government patronage was wiel-
ded heretofore in favor of the Democratic candi-
date, we may hope now that Portsmouth will do
better for the Wings than it has ever done. In
the Accomac District, we look forward to the G.
lection Of DR.. Mallory with great confidence
The Wings unite fully upon him, and he will get
some Democratic votes. Mr. Floumov is making
Roadway in the Halifax District. His COMPETE
tor is not able 70 compete with him On the stump.
We have great confidence il his success In
the Montgomery District, the result is doubtful
Mr.. Anderson is active and will run his opponent
hard if he do not beat him. In the Kanawha
District Mr. McComaS will beat Col Bcale if the
Wings do any thing like their duty. The Dis
trlct gave large majority for Gen. Taylor
In our own and adjoining District-borh de-
cidedly Whig-nothing but the grossest neglect
On the part Of our friends, can prevent the cleo
ton Of Messrs. Irving and Goggin. We viii hot
entertain, for moment, the idea that the Wings
Of either District will prove rccreant on an occa-
sion 50 important Upon the W higs of Campbell
more than usual responsibility rests and we
must take every opportunity to urge them to &C
TO the polls Two hundred and fifty majority is
the lowest which they ought TO give for Henry
2. Irvine
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THE WILMOr PROVISION ST IOT1s,

An opposition Of strength and aeal il appears i.
on o' Ia Missouri against Nh Senator Benton account
OF his slton the slavery extension question. Mr.
Benton voted for The Oregon Territorial bill which
t'lned the Pryso principles, and he denounced Nh
Calhoun for delaying and FIR seeking % defeat he pas
SAGE " the bill with tint feature incorporated il it,
a large meeting Of the dem Of St Louis re-
Gently held at WHICH resolutions passed sustaining
NJ Benton The Glowing will show the sense ,t The
meeting on tire Prlvlso question
ReS0tred, That in The opuun If this meeting. the
Territories the United States occupy position drren,
from that Of The sovereign States that the r.hl of egs>
aon, existing in the people Of these Territories is subor
dnate 10 he power of Congress The snI ecs Of such
legislation: That To Congress bel ugS the power Of organ
zng the Legislative bodies # The Territories If the Uni
ted States aud Of afr ming dis rming any Of their
acts and that Congress IN he exercise If ia constitution
a powers, may DIP tlr California and New Muxco what
the Jerrsns, the NIiddrtons the Randophs the Pnck-
nfvs the Nlasins, and the Ratledges the Southern
statesmen y former generation, dill fur lie NorWes
tern Territory
Another resolution declared that the meeting regarded
with Increased pride and confidence their "great leader
Thomas H. Ben'onwhose prophecies, made more Than
quarter ct century olace are now in process Of fulfil
ment. and expressed the heefthat in every emergrn-
cy Of our affairs his will be marked by The same
mastery aud far seeing satenanstp hth has hitherto
characterized his political career"
The Legislature Of Missouri at lis lae session passed
res lnons adverse ID The Wimot Proviso aud in supper
of tile Southern views that SUBJECT. Ii would seem
therefore, That ISSUE IN which the political position
of Mr. Benton Is involved. hls been formed in Missouri
IT, i formidable adversary, all have found WI,
ever encountered Tim; bit it would not be surprising il
his inperious and d'catarial temper had made him
many enemes during the long period Of his public ca
rte He has laely characteristic epis lie to the
people of C1liora, whom he takes under his protection
IN the absence Of Cong essona guardianship. He tells
'hen what they ought to do. 1t is doubtless gratifying
to them I" find that ihev pursuing carua-
ted TO obtain Mr.. Benons approbation.- american
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-04-16

On Tuesday, from TO o'cluck was the Pres
dents usual reception of visits Of courtesy The old He
70 looked remarkably well and was in fine spirits The
crowd ofstrangeTs gradually falling off There were
not more than dozen ladies and gentlemen paying their
respects t. him at any time in the circular groom
Mrs Colonel Bliss also received the sautation ofvisiters
IN the Vest Paror with her accustomed grace and al-
bty. II is noticed BY every one, that the President
and his charming family are rapidly gaining ponthe es
and affections Of their vsies. We regret to hear
Of the Continued though not seIious-indlsposon Of
Mrs Gen. Taylor, butit is hoped that as lie spring
progresses she will be restored to perfect health " ash
mgton Ting.
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From tie London Tines March %,
he Inaugural NJ sSage of President 1svnr will 40
'a.- ID rNce crraln $ II Of adnirlrn It does d.
appeal TO The varne. symlah.es If m Eng lishnart.
It does not p ss>s that 4ac interest with vt ic'
regal FuruT@ St. Nv and slleun declarations O.
her Princes. Is for Of winch immense
Is IN favor f i- American reru'lc- IL 'hes- tIle
Countries. tie heir Of thrue founded in the 'b>cu'r
orgaal If history addresses The assembled representa-
vts VT many classes, many faces. Interests ahu "'"S
rari inns II can seldom escape eNPr"I r+fffenc
wv WHY - -r4s I Ian,s and ii-ul -, mat nation
III, fr g Is. ..r by international n lufs PERHAPS
.-a'r,an.rel wv tl. ambition ufA nti-lbur, III N
tar.f-iiu t1e qn1rf-S NJ allies perhaps tile su of
\. @ Il - rra hrlu-h NJ empllyu eut IL tun crowded
perhaps Institutions ere To b. renova eI in tie face
y. rive e--te prejudice perhaps the kuo'ed web Of
d.ev-l aw l. To re uuayeied at one time pauperlsm
,an,e-s tho soil # self ensaved uyrad, It another line
IA d-cimars a neglected and he less race factions
aceratp, and d-6t burdens the land In the rnidst IF
fostering ever ready nUgen, and surrounded by
1r'in- cries. he sovereign twice a year uflerSa few
~4ureuc-s THE chief merit o which istha they rnt fair
ace on HE su4ggs If the nation and the shortcomings
II tile risI4turp. Across The Atlantic, we see every
thing q anged. There youthful empire, with rapid
~ Increasing population and Whole world before II. j.
bounding III ID new re1uus aud shores. Political
ambition. mercantile rivalry, the jealousy Of classes
aud u creeos are sabiued befrel The ardur #
which wealth IN every frn is the prize. The chosen
leader Of the people desSeSa greai company Of adveu
fGrerS started afrtsh such enterprise The world
lever Vet saw. His topics are du'y and hope. ilI~
,rp, and Inc very rhythm Of his sentences. remind
the lellyeIer, leading his arles into long promised
Th- nos' distinctive features in General Tavl.r'sad
Ir-7, his remuneration NJ AT parry lies, HIS reference
" tUe toas aui ibe erly Presidents IF tile JuiU4
~ pacific aims. and The impartiaiiy ny desires main
taa between the various 5anchs i industry and wealth
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-04-16

Austria has t~en lhe mos extraordinary Ind ual,okel
IN sep. he Diet ot hFemSler hicn was cJnv, ,ed Y
iue lar Emperor ard has occupied lhe few m,aths III
IL exstne il theatrical dscu-sIu> Ills been dismissed
ter having pFumu gated cotsutIon not billy tor tile
Countries represented al kremser. but the VII Ny
Austrian Empire. The graf object which has been
kept n view by The designers If This Constitution. Is the
making all Aus into free I'de pendent, iudivsl
bic. indl- able itgti1na monarchy. With regard
t. The social and pl lical regulations gua-anied under
this Constitution. the berag Of their hard
ly fail 10 excite surprise. The rcss not allowed 10 be
put Gndtr censorship The complete equality and Ioer-
alton Of all religions. tie Independence If every church
anu sect. I'd ti- ma a4-IHeit u It's prAltTy am at
fits the cf education ID all at guareS aud III
Prosecution as government work. especially cur
ed THE Imperial Diet i ID consist VI fAu II as-s.
wh Fe C,l>uriu approaches nearer N mat " ih- !.
mrris,n ~eraie Bud H..e ~ Representatives. than le
i, is.yt ->asuts d M. . L .'.-. l.W ills SJH