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MEDICAL NOTICE.


Having given his attention for years, the
of Chronic forms of disease, offers his services
the afflicted in this and other New England States Those
particularly who affected with Scrota, any Cua>
neous Erup'ions Rheumatism, Gravel Disease of the
Kidney Liver with Old Sores Ulcers, &c. that have
deed the treatment of the best Old School practitioners
in many can radically cure, greatly relieve.
We have successfully treated numerous of White
Swelling that have been pronounced ncurable and ampu
tation recommended.
Persons at distance, suffering under the above
plants, any other Chronic affection, may consult
by letter. stating mnuely the symptoms and history Of
the We forward medicine and prescription by
Express or Mail.
Those in the city, wishing personal advice prescrip-
may find us at Residence aud Office, No chat
ham Street, Qately Division STU Worcester. dMl0
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DAGUERREOTYP
TAKEN WITHOUT REVERSING.

New Quick Camera in quarter the usual time,
AT l42 MAIN STREET.
The subscriber has been induced great and liberal
patronage he has received in Worcester purchase
of VOIGTLA NDER'S QUICK CAMERAS, which is OF
entire new construction, with which types be
made almost Instantly.
Daguerreotypes of CHILDREN are made with this Came,
with astonishing perfection and beauty.
Also received one ofPOishanderS Mammoth Cameras
so constructed to take types of Persons Views
WITHOUT REVERSING. This Camera is of tuice the size
and po,cer Of any other in this city, and GROUPS of
to 80 persons be taken with it large plates
as TO give every figure an easy and graceful position
Six years practical exporter CO. with the large
SkyLgh the above Cameras and every advantage which
be mentioned enables the subscriber make Nina
equal the best made by the first Artists in Boston
or New York GrCall and examine specimens before
engaging elsewhere.
~ Daguerreotypl can find whole, half quarter and
medium Plates and Cases. and every article used in the
art constantly for sale. CAMERAS Of every size fur
nshed at manufacturers prices.
MAY 10. dwtf GEO. ADAMS.
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EARN For SALE.

go TB'IIE superior Farm known the GEORGE HILL
ssstm FARM, recently owned by Gen. THOMAS DAVIS
the beautiful town oLancaster, few minutes walk
mostly ofyoung growth aud about SO being cultivated or,
very excellent quality ofso both for grass and grain Astounding
wh fine springs the house and barn being supplied from the,
by an squeduct of uniailng WATER the house is two
nearly new, finished throughout and painted white with gre
blinds piazza in trout and end contains sparlor st
room sleeping rooms, Kitchen back kitchen, milk rooms,
every CONVENIENCE for gentee residence aud for farming pu
poses The out buildings are, Carriage house, GranarN
Woodhoue two Barns and sheds and conveniently arranged
rrgang every oft The farm yields 40 of hay PEI
year aud easily be made yield TO- The fine oPpor
tunles for fishing in the vicinity and The rides unsurpassed
for beauty and variety The farm will be sold below its value
recent arrangements render necessary for the
reside in Boston.
Enquire of ]. w. MAYEARD, No. 5 Congress street,
Boston; or JOEL WILDER, on the premises.
July 25 dIwwSt
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Father Mathew.

HlS great Apostle Temperance is supposed be the
greatest beneacor of his people vilg and il is
suppos that the best place to get
DAGUE LIKENESS.
in Worcester is at the Rooms in WALDO BOOK as by
devoting considerable attention the omy
ers have beeneuabled TO satisfy the those who
have favored me with their patronage degree beyond
my most sangune expectations.
Those no in of Lkenesses of themselves or
their friends will do well call my before
elsewhere by having availed mysfo modern dis
coveries and improvements in the art am prepared
take Miniatures and set them in Lockets Pins Rings
Bracelets Cases. which for beauty of ns cannot be
celled in this city.
ALSO.
Copies ofporrats &c. the shortest notice. Daguereo-
types of deceased persons in of the city, Particular
attention TO the sitting of children.
NJ ID. Instruction in the Art tue most favorable terms
Please call at No. Waldo Block, up stairs
Worcester, July Goth. dwtf JOHN D. ANDREWS.
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West Tmdia EmanciDaytOm.

The approaching anniversary Of WEST INDIA EMAN.
CITATION will be celebrated by the members and friends of
me mAssAcHUsETTs ASTi SLAVERY SOCIETY, in the city
OF orcester aEd all who rejoice Ia The overthrow Of West
hda Slavery, and who desire TO the inquous
TEN speedily abolished in this country invited attend
The place and time spccedj and II nasmueh the Presi
dento the United States ZACHARY TAYLoR recommend
cd The national Observance of Friday the 3D. Of August,
DAY OF lasting account of thu Cholera is deemed adi
able 10 substitute that day for tie lstseeng that it
abomnaon IN the sight Of Heaven for thoe who shifting
WIN the list wckedness, depressing the poor and plumber
lug me needy, TO bow down their heads bull ush, and to
spread sackcoih and ashes under hemand feeling assured
that The only fast which G has chosen is oose the bands
OF ckedness TO undo the heavy burdens let the ops
pressed go reeso shall the promise be fulfilled Then shall
thy light break forth the morning, and thine health shall
spring firth speedily.
On Friday, August 3d. therefore, let a mighty MASS
MEETING ofthe friends Of Immediate and universal
patton assemble at Worcester inspired by sentiments ami
mated by spirit and aiming The great and glorious
countryen in chdinS while rejoicing al the deverance Of
EIGHT HUNDRED in The British West India is
lands.
II the weather should be clear and pleasant is inenJed
hold the meeting in the HOSPITAL GROVE. Ia short dis
lance East Of the Depot
Among The speakers who may be expected to be present.
able confidently 10 WILLIAM LLOYD GARRISON,
WENDALL PHILLIPS, Rev. THEODORE Parker, CHARLES c.
BURLEIGH, PARKER PILLsBURY, and ROBERT MoRRIs.
In Of unfAvorsbe weather. the meeting will be held in
the spacious CITY HALL either ease, the meeting
mence at l04 A. NJ. and to be held the pc>nc plan.
In behalf Of the Board Of Managers Of the Massachusetts
Anti-Slayery Society.
FRANCIS JACKSON
WIN LLOYD GARRISON. Committee
wendell PHILLIPS, of
SAMUEL MAY, in Arrangements.
r.
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ARRIVAL OF
MADAME G.. AMV.

The Pre- phetic Phrenologist and Clairvoyant.
THIS celebrated and wonderful Philosophers has
rived in This City, and announces the ladies and
gentlemen, that she will make a short stay at the
AMERICAN TEMPERANCE HOUSE.
where she has taken apartments for the accommodation
OF her visitors who will be politely received and conduct
ed to Madame Amy's parlor. AS an
INDEPENDENT CLAIRVOYANT,
she WILL by the aid OF her universal acknowledged skill
Physiognoiny, Physiology, and Phrenolosy aform those
who will investigate her tlens Of the leading trails of
their character, and Their inf and connection with
business. She will give information con ernng
PERSONS PROPERTY, &c,
and describe tn r hims Notions, as though she had
known them from birth. Ladies in decate health may
be assured that Madame Amy able TO give them infor
nation which will be invaluable, and to such desire II,
will REVEAL Secrets WORTH KNOWING.
She also delivers printed She will make
Carvoyanl examinations in of invalds Price SO
eents-Charts extra. dwtf July rs.
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j. HOOKER, M. d..
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,

Office and Residence, No. Park Street.
DIR. HOOKER, would inform The citizens of Worcester
and Of the adjoining towns that he has opened Office
by himself aud socits patronage from his friends aud others
wishing MEDICAL and SURGICAL aid.
He will not ntru the dispensing Of Medicine to the Of
nexperenced individuals, but will far spractcabe attend
iol hmse thus avoiding great risk to Patient and Physician
lad |. DIFF
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Real Estate for Sale.

90 THE two story HOUSE and Lot corner of Salens
1i,.sA and Madison Street. The House is nearly new
and very convenient arranged for families with good
and lasting water, and every thing conveniently arranged
in and about the house The Lot is large ard well stock
ed in bearing Fruit Trees, also shrubbery and Plants
b. Those wishing purchase pleasant and
verent place will do well call and exsmne the above
premises where he subscriber lives
Also, one COTTAGE HOUSE and LOT, Ne. 81 Salem
Street, convenient for or two IenemtRts.
Also, WARREN'S BLOCK situated OF Madison 81,
with four tenements.
Also BUILDING LOTS on Portland and Pledsant SIS.
u The above property will he sold low and liberal
terms. JOSEPH G. WARREN,
corner OF salem and Madison street.
Worcester July g. eodtf
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To DaguerreotVpistS.

THE subscriber keeps constantly for sale PL ATES and
CASES of all sizes and every description in use
Preservers, Frames, Mats Glass, Paints Brushes,
man, and American Bromne Iodine and Choloride OF
Iodine, Mercury, Soda, Rotten Stone Chloride Gold
Rouge &c. Every article sold will be warranted to be
ofthe first quality.
This no HUMBuG ESTABLISHMENT, and the subscriber
does not advertise stock in larger quantities than he
tualiy has for sale. Purchasing larger quantities.
having better facilities for buying, experience in
selecting, and being determined to make this establish
ment the HEAD QUARTERS for Worcester County
The subscriber will sell stock from fUe per cent
,heGper than be purchased any other place in This
C'ity. Remember This nd call at
ADAMS ROOM, l42 Main street.
worcester, July 26 DIFF
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Eolian Piano Fortes for Sale,

CEVERAL beautiful ROSEWOOD PIANO FORTEs
- from the celebrated mandatory Of t. GILBERT Co.
Boston, with COLEMAN's PATENT EOLIAN ATTACHMENT
). N. STORY, Waldo Block, FOR FEW WEEKS
There will be some one present every afternoon from
unisx O'Clock, explan the connection of the Eoliar
and f)wiHg tones TO any who may desire hear them
This truly valuable Improvement and addition the Piano
Forte, Of which they have manufactured nearly seger
hundred is still gaining in favor and is destined to come
into general use.
The Piano be used alone the EsiaR alone, both
combined. The Eo!an will remain i'm tune a number OF
years, and does not injure the Piano in the least
Also, at the place " ill be found SERAPIlINES
superior quality. .ss
Please call and examine the above instruments befor
purchasing elsewhere.
III These instruments iH be sold uery lou in order 10
introduce them into this city.
June 23. " cod wtf A. MARSH.
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BREAD.
q FOR SALE.
NOTICE.

NOIkCEs
LII persons indeb ed either by note the
n estate of JOSEPH CONVERSE, deceased, are re-
quesied 10 pay the same Immediately they will be left
in other hands for collection And all persons having
demands against said TO present the
for settlement without delay.
BETSEY CONVERSE,
Err. Estate Jos. COnUerse.
Worcester, July Is, 1919. dtr
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~ ROSS'S XpTeSS forward all sorts OF
parcels and small through direct the Worcester
Rail Road TO Newport, Fail Ruer, Bristol and Warren.
July %. dwG
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" v. B. PALMER is agent for this paper
Boston, New York. Philadelphia, and Baltimore. Office in
Boston, No. Congress Street.
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sTRAYED on STOLEN.

- ~ INROM the subscriber on the night of the 10th
T&AA Il of this month, valuable white MARE, eight
1A-1 years old. with long switch tail, long mune,
and short foretop. Whoever will said the
owner In Northbdge about half mile north of the meets
ing house. shall be suitably rewarded
July 10 d4tw3w* ARIEL C. COLE.
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]. R. ROBINSON,
Merchandise and Stock Broker

COMMISSION MERCHANT AND GENERAL AGENCY,
Corner Of State and Congress SHeefs-BOSTON~
HAVING had Is years experience in business in II :
II City, principally in The wholesale W. !. Goods tra
am now giving especial attention the selection ar.
purchasing OF GROCERIES for country traders-SaLes
Produce, &c STOCKS bought and Sold and all kinds
business entrusted with executed with promptness az
e leiy.
REFERENCES: Gov. Geo. N. Briggs, Pittsfeld; Lier.
Gov John Reed, Yarmouth Hon Geo. Bliss Springfield ;
Hon Samuel Wood, Grafton; Hon. T. j. Gridey Ar
herst; Hon John Aiken, Lowell; Hon. Solomon Davs
Truro; Hon. Thomas Toiman, Boston; Hon. Willa:a
Mitchell, Nantucket Hon. John Chapman Salem Her
W. Calhoun, Secretary of State; Philip GreeIy IL e.
Collector OF Boeton. d2aw&wtf Boston, july 81
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The Worcester Gas Ligh Company
EREBY give notice that their works will be ready Il
11supply GAS to the citizens of Worcester the follow
ing Streets, esrly fall, viz, Main from Lin
coin Square TO Park street; SCHOOL, Thomas, Exchange
Foster and Mechanic Streets sevsray, between Main
the Railroads. Also in Front street, from Main
Washington Square, and in Pleasant street, from Main
Chestnut street. Those DESTROYS OF becoming consumer
OF Gas are requested to give early notice the under
signed at his store No. 2O5 Main street in order that the
supply pipes may be carried into heir buildings
b. These pipes will be put in the expense OF the
Company. WARREN LAZELL, Agent
Worcester Gas Light Company.
Worcester, July 2S, ls4s. dx2m
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CHLOROFORM,

DIR. HARRIS, 154 Main Street, IS prepared +
extract Teeth WITHOUT pain by the use of this recently dis
covered substitute for Ether-CHLoRoFoRM.
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COPARTMERSHIP MOTICE,

C0PARTWERSHIP NOTICE.
HE copartnershp heretofore existing by ofGIL>
solved. VIM. Fl. GILMORE.
Worcester, June 10 l8f9 A. P. ALBEE.
N. B. The Daguerreopype business will be continued
the old stand 235 Main ST. the Subscriber Pictures aA
ken at all times, without regard To weather. Perfect
ton charge Please call and examine my Life Like
Pictures and judge for yourselves. WA. H. GILMORE
July g. dtf3taw
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IRON PLANNERS FOR SALE.

LhOIN FBAINERS FOR SALE.
MITCH & JONES have on hand Iron Plane
pete and Two of ieet, without the trip motion Tte
above machines are new and built OF the best materi
and Workmanship and will be sold low for cash or a.
proved credt-they may be seen our Foundery
N. b. We coninue to make all kinds OF CASTINGS
in IRON and BRASS in general use, and warranted =,
give satisfaction Orders solicited,
Worcester, July 81. dr.
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B. E. HUTCHINSON.

~ A2' &AC AVA4AAA0O@s5
Successor to VIM. LEGGATE,) 172 MAIN 81
AFANUFAC TURER and Dealer in HARNESSES, SA IL
1fl DIES, b2iDLES,-Coach, Chaise and Draft CCl
LARS Also, Trnnks, TGSises and Carpet Bags Coae.-
Gig and Twig WI Fps &c. " Reaipring done at She
RoIIcc 3u Worcester, Jan 1t
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j. TX. CLARK, WI. ID,
HON PITVSICTAN


HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN.
Ohice-Over the store of g. Foster 81 Co.,
opposite The U. S. Hotel, Main Street.
Office huurs-lrom u to A. NJ, and from II TO d. and
IL to 10 O'Clock p M, {-Boards at Am. Temp. House
Reterences-C II. skilf, NJ. D., New Haven, CT; VIM.
ingalls,, Md Boston; Charles Walker, D.. Northamp
ton; G. w. Swazey, D., and Rev. r. ii. ConkIin,
sprnghedi Col JAS Estabrook, A. Stocking, Worcester.
Worcester, Mays. dtf
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Hydraulic Rams,
NOR forcing above the level the spring by its
Il own power, for sale by q. FOSTER d GO.
June g. dwsf
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A Tenement to Let,
SITUATED ON Salem StreeI-Rent $50 Innure .
~ No. 81 salem ST. DIFF Jn1vi
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a Desirable Residence for Sale.
s. TINE subscribers offer for sale their New Double
eT.sFA HOUSE. with about ga. 90 feet of Land
sst neced with The same, situated Harvard Street,
fronting the head Of State Street. The House built in
the meat orongh manner and modern stye and will be
solf with the whole part of the land
July 7. isd4w visits &. A. 81 e. HARRINGTON.
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BOARD.

THE subscriber having house corner of Ps
ant and Linden streets, is prepared TO accommod q
six or eight single Gentlemen with pleasant rooms d
board And also as many with their meals on, #
Desired P. SAYLES
June 70 eOdSw-
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IMP ROVED GRAIN CRADLES
ENOR sale by @. FOSTER = 81
June 81. sds-A,s;s
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BY the Dresser Manf'g Co., Southbrit1se.
4 THRosrLE Spinning Frames, 81 spindles eacI.
# Eclipse speeders, esls 10 : d. do
good running order. Inquire OF Hon. ALEX De WIrr
Oxford, G. A. PAICF
July IA. d2w w6t Sou;bbr;y..
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Cooking Ranges.

A NEW and beautiful pattern Cooking Range, the
N most convenient economical and cheapest in the
market, Tor sale by RICHARDSON d LORING.
July l2. dstf IS Min ST.
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NOTICE.
TsnE undersigned takes the present Opportunity tn
form his friends and the public generally that he
engaged in business in the Store adjoining Door GEort
A. Bates Office on PEARL STREET, where NAV !
found choice assortment of
CLOTHS, CASSlMERES, VESTINGS.
AND GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS and i
would also add that he is prepared to MAKE ca.
MENTS TO ORDER. which for workmanship and 81 -
will defy competition and reasonable prices
July y. OIL THOMAS H. MACHETTE
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1849-02-14
Facts in Physiology.

A man is taller in the morning than at
night to the extent of halfa an inch, owing
to the relaxation of the cartilages. The
human brain is the 28th of the body; but in
the horse only the 4O0th. Ten days per
annum is the average sickness of human
life. About the age of 80, the lean man
generally becomes fatter, and the fat man
leaner. Richter enumerates 600 distinct
species of diseases in the eye. The pulse
Of children is $50 in a minute, at puberty
it is 80, and at so it is only go. DR.. Let
ton ascribed health and wealth to water,
happiness to small beer, and disease and
crimes to spirits.
Elephants live 200, 800, and even 400
years. Bats in India are called flying fox
es, and measure six feet from tip to tip OF
their wings. Sheep, in wild pastures, prac'
tice self-defence, by an array in which
rams stand foremost, in concert with ews
and lambs in the center of hollow square.
Three Hudson's Bay dogs draw sledge
loaded with 800 pounds Is miles day
One pair of pigs will increase in six years
1916 taking the increase at fourteen
times per annum. A pair Of sheep in the
same time would be but 64. A single
house fly produces in one season 2O,O50,
327 eggs. The flea, grasshopper, and 10
Gusts jump two hundred times their owr
length; equal to quarter Of a mile to {
man.
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Anarchy In California.

The Washington correspondent Of the
Philadelphia Bulletin writes as follows:
"Information has reached the War and
Navy Departments, of most startling
character, relative to the state of anarchy
and confusion, which exists in California
and parts of New Mexico, and it is aver
red in these dispatches, that unless Con-
gress speedily enacts law to restrain the
unbridled acts Of persons residing there,
the country will presently find itself in
volved in civil war, and suffer all the evils
of life and property, incident to such re-
suit, when unprotected by the arm Of gov
ernment. Might, it seems, assumes the
prerogative of Right; and while the thirs.
for gold leads one portion Of the population
to adopt industrious means to obtain it, the
other by the force Of physical prowess,
manage to deprive them of their earnings,
and thus sow the seeds of future scenes Of
blood, which state or territorial govern
ment only can restrain. 1t also appears,
as confirming the opinion, that The miner
or placer digger never sleeps without be-.
ing compelled to barricade his doors, and
never leaves his domicil, unless accomPa'
MED by bowie knife and pistols; and too
frequently, of late, these terrible weapons
have been resorted to. Mammon is more
}, powerful than the ties Of social brother,
lhood, and evil passions once aroused, Will
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1849-02-14
Soldering Iron.

When the filings Of soft iron are melted
in crucible with borax, which has been
previously calcined in order to get rid OF
the water it contains, hard, shining, black
pitch-li soldering substance is obtained,
being glass of borax colored black with
iron.
Sal ammoniac having been applied to
the internal joining, or between the over
Tapped edges Of thin sheet iron, some of
this black solder is to be laid along a
short portion of the joint, and as soon
as it is melted over a clear forge fire,
the soldered part is to be placed on the
beak of an anvil, and beaten with light
hammer and quick hand, as long as the
heat permits. More of the powder is then
to be laid upon the adjoing part of the join
ing, until the whole Of the seam is soldered.
Another method, which has been pub
lished for this purpose, is to melt five ounc-
es of borax in an earthen crucible, and
when melted, to add half an ounce of sal
ammoniac, and pour the melted matter
upon an iron plate. When cold, it
will appear like glass, and is to be powder
ed and mixed with an equal quantity Of
unslacked lime.
The iron or steel being heated to red
heat little of the above powder is to be
sprinkled on the surface, where it will
melt like sealing wax. The iron or steel
is then to be again heated, but considera-
bly, below the ordinary Welding heat, then
brought to the anvil, and hammered until
the surfaces are perfectly united.-Scien-
tifc american.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1849-02-14
Consulting Engineer.

How BEAUTIFUL is TRUTH!-In this
naughty world, where there is so much
falsehood and deceit, whereby hearts are
estranged, and recriminations, assaults and
crimes engendered-how beautiful is the
true thought, word and deed. Like the
sun shining out amid the angry Storm
like the bright stars shining through the
heavy night.cloud-like friend clasping
the hand of friend-like right rebuking
wrong-like the lance of virtue ringing
on the shield of vice-like heaven upon
earth and God in man, is Truth. Precious
and priceless; dearer than smile of friend,
love of parent, or pomp of fame. Truth
is all. By this we know the nature and
value of things. Falsehood is craven, a
bastard. Truth is bold, noble and God
gifted, beyond every other attribute Of the
human soul.