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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-06-21
FREE SOIL NOMINATIONS.
FOR GOVERNOR,
JAMES III. CRAVENS, Of Ripley County
FOR LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR,
JOHN w. WRIGHT, Of CaSS County.

MAIL RoBBER ARREsTED.-The Cincinnati CON-
Imercial Of the 18th inst says: Yesterday morning
WIN. Baker, who, few months since, robbed the
mail between Indianapolis and Terre Haue, Indiana
asked for letter at the post Office in this city. The
delivery window being raised, the clerk instantly
'graspcd and held him fast, and obliged him to crawl
Through the window inside of the post office, where
he efectuay secured and then taken before Judge
Mclean, who held him in 81 900 bail, in default OF
(which, he committed Baker drove the United
States mail stage, aud is believed to have opened the
mail bags with false keys The United States deputy
marshal left for indianapolis with Baker this morn.
Ing"
Mr.. Isaac Vonausdal, the deputy referred to, ar.
rived in this city Monday last having the prisoner
in charge.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-06-21

ATBEHs.-We take the following eloquent extrac
from a review Of Bulwcr's Athens, III Blackwoodi
Magazine:
"NOwhere else is TO be found small in il,
origin, and yet 50 great in its progress contracted
IN its territory aud yet gigantic in it's achievements
SO limited in numbers and yet so immortal in genns
Its dominons on tile continent Of Greece did not ex
coed English county; its free inhabitants neve
amounted to thirty thousand citizens yet these ncon
siderable numbers have filed the world with renown
poetry. philosophy, architecture sculpture, tragedy
geometry, physics, history politics. almost dale thei
origin from Aihenisn genius; and the monuments Of
art with which they have cverspread the world stil
form the standard of taste in every civilized nation
on EARTH
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-06-21
MRS. WIZ. A. WRIGHT.

sKWOULD respectfully inform the Lcdss Of Indianapolis and
49, the public generally that she receiving direct from
vi Philadelphia Spring Of Bonnets
orders 10 the Millinery Business the latest and
Every description Bonnes and Trimmings
cansany and win be furnished the reasonable
Mourning Bonnets OF all kinds made order short notice.
90 the best style.
Fancy Caps Head Dresses haad, and made to order
Bleaching Pressing all its branches ORDER and all
4 work saraRfe3 give satisfaction.
with the above Dress Making conducted
York. who satisfaction all
Il who win favor with their patronage
Manla Bridal madetH
superior style, short notice and warranted 10 It,
Terms Entrance through the Store door east Of
Ilannama ms drug store.
~ r. The iaiess fashions received monthly e4y
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-06-21

Dreams.

NAKEI
When the Queen OF the night To the zenith ascending,
Was shutting the aud scattering the dew,
And the glillerng train on her presence attending
Walked up the beautiful pavement Of blue
Whenlast the still shadows closing around me,
AS now DER this bower of roses they steal,
With visions witching the quiet time found me,
As ever mortality trembIed TO feel.
was dreaming Of happiness, perfect, unending,
Not such as the saints and the martyrs have proved,
But heaven of human hearts trustfuy blending,
A heaven of loving, and living beloved
was thinking that earth that had still been lonely,
In the future Eden Of beauty might be,
If had but angel to walk with me only,
And friend TO dearest, that angel we've thee.
But know why my soul had such sweet thronging ancie
Since here they not lonely stand
Last night in my heart burned the light OF thy gances,
And tonight fond lover is holding my hand!
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-06-21
SoLoN TURMAr,
J. r. H0RsLEY,
j. p. JENKs,
"a. w. CHASE,
ID. c. Slower,


We get some idea OF the commercial character and
value of annuties and policies Of life insurance in
England by the following report Of sale recently
made by auction in London Two annuties amount
ing to ESQ per annum. less The legacy duty. during
the life Of gentleman aged 81, and policy Of in
suraace for fl 600, on which there were uccumula-
lions amounting 10 fls3. (the annual premium be-
ing f45 12s) sold for EN-.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-06-21

DUTcH AUcTIeN.-The mode of sale is by bidding
downwards. which is invariably followed in Holland,
and is sometimes adopted large private and Cow
eminent auctions II is done thus The article is
mp at any price the auctioneer pleases; if nobody
bids he lowers the price, and thus continues lower
ing until some cries "minc, and the person who
claims is then entitled to It, "A practice" says a
late writer, 'coDgenial to Dutch taciturniiy."
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-06-21
SHERIFF,S SALE.

unY directed from the clerk
office of Marion Circuit Court will expose TO pubt
sale day Of july l649 the Court House doc
the of Marion aud State
Indiana within prescribed by law, the rents and pro
Tits years of the following real estate, o-wt:
Sixty acres of land in the OF the norhea
quarter twentyour (2 township numbered fifteen
north included the following
dses beginning the southeast OF said quar-
section hance running north the east line oil SAID secoI
10 stake I20 stake thence soltf
the place beginning stu
late in said county of Marion.
AID on failure to realize the full amount Of said judgment ntees
land the time and place. the fee smp
the property of Abram H. Giles
CHARLES c. CAMPBELL, 4
s3wis June i6. Sheriff Marion County.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-06-21

CHANCES OF MARRIAGE.-The table to which we
are about to draw attention is extracted from the "re
port Of the select committee of the House of Com
on the laws respecting friendly societies" II
was drawn up by DR.. Granville, physician and ac-
coucher of very extensive practice, connected with
several public institutions in the metropolis. Tho
Doctor put questions to the females who from time
time under his care, 10 ascertain the earliest
age at which women of the poorer classes marry
He submitted the company the registered ages Of
SIS women. The following table, derived from the
to the age at which they respectively married
is the first ever constructed to exhibit 10 females their
chances of marriage at various ages Of the S7S fe
males, there married-3 at Is years of age; ii
at Ia 16 at ID; as at Is; 30 II; rs at 49, 10 al
10; 11S at 20; So at 81; % at %; 80 at %; So al
"a sc at %; "a at 26; % at 27 % at g. II at 30
o at 80; 7 at 81; 5 at 80; at &c. OF 81; at 80;
at Sc; 2 at 81; o at 80; l at 80.
1t is to be borne in mind that the females whose
relative ages at the time Of their marriage above
exhibited, oil of the lower classes. Among an
equal number from the middling higher classes,
should not probably find so many los, or more
than fifth married under the age of 10; few
one-sixeenh part after %, one-thrtieth part az
ter 80.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-06-21
CoUNTEREEITs.
Cure for ConSttlnption.

Cure for consumption.
yITISTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY--The rrest re
nss s ya. or q s. breast q s
usgs, and other affections Of the pulmonary organs
Read the foilozVing Testimonials
ne az sis me5 ng aoTe a % @ slow
have been selected and as not wish TO rde with the
hold any hope 10 suffering humanity which facts viii NOT sr
The proofs here giyenend solicit inquiry from
public into every publish. el they will
REMARKABLE CURES.
or all the that recorded there certainly none
s Of Is WORST 9Ss is 'u'
ssrs Sanford Parks-Gsats This is to certify that nv wife
Nancy DOhOnsy has been 10 DEFINING state Of health for the last
could physicians disease COnsump
ton in the last and said that her recovery ell
wisrar's Bssam Wild Cherry. After bottles
rapidly to he able to attend 10 her
regular household duties without suffering any Inconvenience
lief that she viii soon he entirely restored:
state of Indiana. jefferson couriy.ss:
James NJ Humphreys 9stice Of the peace in and for said
subscribed and made oath the foregoing
- JAMES NJ. HUMPHREYS. J. P
TO hs Pu5I Jacob Green Of the county Of jennings and
season taken with violent cough, attended Paa
& S @ c s Sgs,, ne eOsH eve s me no ssi
self in good health enjoyed for number of years my
: medicine named. JACOB GREEN.
March LIST, lS45.
STATE OF lNrIAHk. Jennings
David :. skinner justice of the peace
and do certify the above
foregoing before the
lst day of March, 1919. DAVID s. SKINNER, ]. =.
The following communication has just been Received from Mr.
F. Wooster, Wholesale Druggist Norg ak Huron county
The effected viii please read and judge for themselves
NoRWlLK March
d. Perk-Dear SHayng been afflicted with Liver
compliant about eight years while living Flyra State
had emRated that up
my entirely my brother
STy what benefit would have me- started and gone
home about four months hut experienced relief whatever
by q
Bassm OF Wild Cherry which commenced using To
SURPRISE and after using bottles completely
HEALTH which has continued this day without symptoms
old complaint any sickness any other kind
this thar make of deem
do, that the Balssm my lie an other
lad failed. Yours, &c JOHN f. WOOSTER,
Druggist, Norwaik, Huron county, Ohio
4 Price 81 per hottle-six Lories for S.
81 Soil by J. d. PARK, SANFORD PARKO
Fourth and Walnut streets Cincinnati o. sgens the
oui and west whom all orders must be adore ssed
ID. Hannsmnn,
siidail Reeves Madison w Palmer, Colum
Winztandey Newkirk New Albany; G Bell Evansville;
Somcs Yincenne ;ehes w. Wood Terre Hsute John
BurFe cralordsyile & H. Edridge, Lafayette l. w Bru-e
B~echer, B.
Holiday, Michigan CITY and J. Reed Richmond 93epy
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-06-21
SUPREME COURT OF INDIANA.
lEPORrED ALBERT Q. PORTER, AND HoRArIo c. NEW
COMB, EsoRs.


REPORTED BY ALBERT G. PORTER. AND uoRAr1o c. NEW
COMB,
MONDAY, juno ii.
The Madison Insurance Co. Mitchell al. Error
1.-THE Morgan G., G.
SMITH, ITO render certified bankrupt a compe-
'eni witness for his co-debtor action for the Joint
debt OF both the bankrupt release his assignee
.all Claims surplus and allowance. Baek. 3l7. Re-
Iversed.
j. G. Marshall, for plf., o. II. Smith aud T. L. Su
van, for def.
Streaer Q. Henley. Appeal from the Delaware C. C.
BLACKBOARD, J.-'fhis was action of assumpsit
mote for sixty dollars payable in horse forty
TO fifty dollars and in cash different ndiv iduas
for the residue. Held that TENDER good be
for all the property contracted tender of mare
worth forty dollars aud cash for twenty dollars
which were not ndorsed. and which the ayee did not
offer indorse, aud which did appear be trans
ferable without Endorsement, insufficient
Ii is no, necessary in declaration such note, To
set the consideration for which it given Re
uersed.
SATURDAY, June l6.
McCTdy .. the State. Error the Marion c. c.
SMITH, Held, that under Statutes, r. s. 1913
p 733 $685. where The circuit undertakes
Ies in cause, il il It's duty, when requested by either
pariY to reduce sh recapiluIaon writing before Civ
ling the tho jury and is refuse and
the statement of he TO the jury that they should
disregard the statements of the what ts ey
dence was, unless ther understanding o. the
ponded with the courts, does dispense with iha
duty, Reversed.
L. Barbour. for the pIF., ID Wallace, for the State
Studtey the STATE. Error to the Ekhart c. C.. IF
tirIaed
Blizzard .. Crosse ct al. Appeal from the Marion
mad
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-06-21
Prospectus of Vol. Hi. Of the
NATIONAL ERA.
An Anti Sldrery, Political and Literary Newspaper
/. BAIY EDITOR; J. G.. WHITTIER, coRREsPoNDrNs EDI

An Anti SlOrery Political and Literary Newspaper.
BAnY. EDITORS WHITTIER, CORRESPONDENCE EDITOR
Washington, District of Columbia
TERMS. Tico Dollars per anHu, payable IN AdUaHes
The ogs OF No Party, standing upon the doctrine OF
or Selfish Monopoly The National Era advocates reforms
which believes calculated to secure the Personal Rights oil
all men, and social aud political relations with
the demands of equal and exact justice Especially will 1t
labor for Of that great Movement whose doctrines
summed up in the brief maximsIFree IhougH' free
Speech a Free Press !; Free labor, and Free Men,
Its plan embraces regular record OF current News and
Events contributions Literature reading for the Family
and such Reports TO give correct
information respecting the record proceedings Of Congress-
and faithful idea of its spirit and unteeorded movements
no reasonable expense win spared maintaining and, if
possible ensigug its already valuable correspondence
communications. whether on business or for publca-
PpOcrieior and Editor Of the National Era Washington
2-3w y y.
LINsEED OIL.
LARGE lot Of Lnseed Oil just received and for sale by the
ey Next door to Little Co
LEATHER!
UUsr received and for sale At the prices IL dos dss Of n
Collar Leather and 1900 lbs Sole Leather. :,
sl.v Sign Of the Gill Hat and Boot
RARE CHANCE.
TUs received splendid embroidered tissue Dress Pattern ready
made aud warranted to h' any 0nDs, 1s' ed or
SHOES.
LARGE and well selected ASSESSMENT q ladies' Gensmens'
- Ioi j. M BRAMwELI.
White Wash brushes.
DOZEN White Wash Brushes just received and M sale very
III low by o5 s. A. DUvAL
TEAS!
x CHESTS superior Gunpowder; do Imperial do Young
= 20 caies assorted for sale by s w MOORE sly
MOSS.
Just received at GRATDoNs, Sign Of the Saw supply Of
Spanish Moss, of good quality "a
WINDOW SASH.
Oo0 LIGHTS hand made and factory for sale by
,UUU 100 SMITH 4 HANNA
00O BARRELS No. for sale at river prices adng trans
81 Opposite Branch Bank. indianapolis. Ia
HATS.
EGHORN Panama. Palm Mexican end other Hats for mrn
M and boys. for sale cheap, by sEATON HOLMAN q
TOBACCOS!
4 o6vb very low BY S. s. w. MOORE. say
IA etsw THOMAS BUST.
CIGARS!
on o0O Pncipee; 10000 Reena; 1oooa rsneiih; 10000
~OoOO Plantation 5000 Esparsngo; SOU Ia Nonas just
received and for sale whosesa and retail by g. A. DUvAl
lof Next door 70 ishue \ Cos
LoTHs Csssmcres Cssnetts, ssinss few fine Calf Boots
" very cheap. all for sale by HAMILTON PARRISH -
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-06-21
Bucks Improved Patent

E'E subscribers offer 10 the public sizes Of pattern
of Bucks Cooking stove, greatly improved, which then
confidently only the perfect baking store ~
;use beautiful Cooking Stove offer
led public sy for baking (Which in the old Bucks
exceeded every other sove has heen greatly by
enables
twice much ordinary cooking Being made atg
and having dampeT the fire be regulated to suit
<sion.
Those who want good cooking stove that can be relied
should this cannot fail 10 please
We warrant the give satisfaction and refer TO hun
eds of families which have them in We will in
should fail please trial. take back the stove and refund
4 he
We the best selected
brought market consisting of Premium Cooking Stores
o the and approved patterns plate stoves
wood suitable churches and school houses box and
tight stoves the celebrated Saneys and Saratoga air
tight paor the two most beautiful patterns Of alright
& in the market
iufactue and constantly
Hon hand general assortment OF Tin Ware which offer
wholesale retail very low prices We prepared
ufacture all kinds copperwork the shortest notice
e. & J. cox,
d w&swtf Washington street. Of Meridian
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-06-21
TO CONTRACTORS
On the indianapolis aud ISeIiefontafn

DEEM proper at the commencement of Jour operations foe
especial the following
lin further understood and expected that the
the e coDtractorsl will all reasonable
engaged this CONTRACT This clause inserted IN
with full UNDERSTANDING that would be complied
with strictly by is believed that its enforcement by all The
the line Is essential harmony action and the
Of the The Of spiruOus liquors the line cannot
lhul positive injury all who come IN contact with ~,
and strongly condemn its Those contractors who
3conpy will recommend them
favoaby Board lettings The line,
should they wish c0nuacts
los O. r. SMITH, President.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-06-21
CCNTXSAI, PLANK ROAD COMPANY

ENHE stOckhoders are hereby noed thai contIsc have
Plank Road And for the purpose Of meeting the estimates viii
necessary for the subscribers of stock 10 make the following
payments, towit:
before Goth day Of June next dollars each
before the 24th day OF July
dollars n each share Of stock.
May 90, 1919. 10o3w JAMES BLAKE, President
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yoTYcC TO CONTRACTORs.

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
4EALED PROPOSALS for the building Of Court House. al
Franklin county Indiana will be received by the
20 o'clock of the
day Jny A D. 1919 at the CLERKS office Of said county
to with approved freehold fecuy in dou
his bid for the performance thereof Spechca
completion and nature Of can be seen ten
letting order of the board
- SAMUEL ECCLES,)
PETER SHUCK. Comrs.
DAVID FORsYTH,)
4 June g. Ie4o. saws Attest, JACOB sIBERT Clerk
uuOMGPPTHIC Of the Cholera, including
this disease and for vomiting DiarrGa
&C. r.. Josin M d. received aud for sale by
DAVIS & RAY.
rHsnE Cholera Homeopathic Treatment BY DR.. P. Hum
III phreys For safe by DAVIS 8 RAY.
] ANOTHER ARRIVAL!
Ronnct Ribbons and Trimmings.
fJsr lecevei this day. beautiful Rib
ID apd white pink and tu GRAPE straw cord a.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-06-21
EATyyg FOR SALE.

rE,HE Subscribers accommodating farm Of
100 Hendricks county Indiana, Immediately The
road leading from Indianapolis 10 Cnwdsv, twenty one
front he
stable, smoke nd. well good and
failing For particulars inquire of subscribers, Robert
Davies Feecy Factory Richmond John keeney
living the farm, who VIII show il toauy
Feecy- Dale, March 10, & j. HETHERINGTON.
TRichmond Jeffersonjan. 1-963m&Os
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-06-21
FOE SALE.

THE undersigned will sell large brick store house. stuat
in the town of MoRtezuma, Parke county The house
fy feet deep and twenty-five 'front.' and is suitably
Tor mercantile business. The town in ~@c is situated
rapidly ncreasing in population Icing immt aely upon
Wabash and Erie Canal The terms in be ms suit the
chaser. :. A. DUVAL
Charge s. A. Duval. inne6
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administrators NOTECc.
NOTICE is hereby given hat the undersigned has been duly
pointed by the probate of Marion county indiana ad
mnsiato Of The Of George WENT late of said county, de-
ceased All persons indebted said nted
payment having
claims against estate, notified present legally
within the prescribed by
estate supposed 10 be solvent.
June 5ih, 1919. 1-3w HENRY BfsfzNNEsfAN, Admr
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-06-21
DISSOLUTION.

NOTICE is hereby given that the copartnershp heretofore
" istng between the subscribers under the title OF Lanx
dissolved the Of May lS42
consent. J. LAU&,
June T. $780, 23wis +. a. BRANDT.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-06-21
Eighth District Democratic Congress
SiOIsai Convention

Pursuant to previous notice. very large and respectable
meeting OF The Democracy Of The Sth Congressional District
assembled in she Court House at Lafayette Tuesday the
9Th instant for the purpose Of nominating candidate for
.Congess.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-06-21
NOTICE.,

Indianapolis and Belie}ontaine Railroad Conpang
TUE
election win he held in The of Anderson "Wednesday
the July for the of eccng een
May IS. = lozt July 4. SMITH, President
HALF SPANISH CIGARS.
10 O00 SUPERIOR half Spanish Cigars JUS received and
tV,VVO for sale low BY S. A. DUAL
Next door &c Little Co.
LARD OIL.
ono CALLS superior Oil received
wv AMI for sale low by :. A. DUAL
ey Mex door to Little c.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1849-03-17

War has been shrewdly defined, as muir
der set 10 music.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1849-03-17
A Few Days in the Diggings.

Landed at St. Francisco, aftera 'tarnaI tos-
sin Of five months. This is coming thro'
the small eend OF the Horn, reckon, and
there ought to be pretty considerable some
on the other side to make up for Ieavin' my
dry goods store and family fxms in Broad
way.
Traded with Down Easter, who is ma
kin tracks for the settlements, with Sc, 900
dollars in his carpet-bag. for spade, pick,
scoop, and washin' trough-given' 500 dol
lars for the plumber, aud glad 10 get it, as
Increase Niles Flinor Salem. Massachu-
sets, went $50, and he is tarnal old boss
az a deal.
Swopped my traps and blankets, a quar-
ter cask Of picked pork, and a demi-john
of peach brandy, which mad laid 10, fox
six pounds ginaoine gold. Pretty consider
able smart Iradin.
Toted my tools to Hiram X. Doughboy's
boarding shanty, and settled with him for
blankets and board; at 80 dollars per diem.
Catawar1pus prices here tha:'s fact but
eyerybody's got more dust than he knows
what 10 do with.
] Of to the diggins with party mighty
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llbti tiECs
FREE SCHOOLITE.
The Essentials for Productive Farming.

The Essentials for Productive Farming.
The following essentials for productive
farming are such that every farmer ought to
know and follow:
|. Good implements of husbandry and
plenty of them, which shoild always be
kept in perfect order
Q. Deep ploughing, and thorough pulver-
i2ation of soil by the free use Of the harrow,
drag and roller.
8. An application of lime, mari or ashes,
where calcareous matter or potash may not
be present in the soil.
4. A systematic outstanding Of every sub
stance on "a farm capable of being converted
into manure, as systematic protection of
such substances from loss by evaporation or
waste of any kind, a careful application of
the same to the lands in culture.
5. The draining of all wet lands, so as to
relieve the roots of the plants from the i'll
effects of superabundance OF water, con-
dition equally as pernicious as drought, to
their healthfu growth and profitable fructi-
fication.
6. The free use of the plow, cultivator
and hoe, with all row-cutured crops, so as
to keep down, at all times, the growth of
grass and weeds, these pests which prove so
destructive to crops.
/ I. Seeding in the proper time, with good
seed, and an equal attention as TO time, win
regard to the working of crops.
s. Attention to the construction and re-
pair of fences, so that what Is made 10y the
tolls and anxious cares of the hnsbandman,
may not be lost through bis neglect to pro-
tect his crops from the depredalIons OF stock.
9. Daily personal superintendent on the
part of the MASTER over all the operations
of the farm, no matter how good manager
he may have, or however faithful he may
be, as the presence of the head of the farm,
and the use of his eyes, are worth several
pairs.
10. Labor-saving machinery, so that any
one may render himself as independent as
needful of neIehborhood labor, a. a sense OF
a comparative independence of the employ
er upon such labor begets Il disposition OF
obedience and fai;hfulness on the part OF
the employed,
IL. Comfortable stabIing and sheds for the
horses and stock, all necessary out buildings
for the accommodation Of the hands, aud
protection of the implements, as well as for
the care of the poultry.
{ -. Clover and other grasses to form the
pabulum for succeeding crops.
Z Is. TO provide a good orchard and gar
den-the one TO be filed with choice fruits
7 of all kiDds-the other with vegetables oil
different kinds, early and late, so that the
table may at all times be well and seasonal
bly, supplied, and the surplus contributed to
increase the wealth Of the proprietor.
+ War has been shrewdly defined, as nur-
4 Her uos 81 f,trrz5p