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Union Meeting at Vicksburg.

A great Union Meeting took place a.
vcksburg. Miss few days ago, al which
500 persons attended. Judge Sharkey, Pre-
sident Of the Nashville Convention, address.
ed The meeting. The Na,chez Courier gives
a sketch the speech, from which the fol-
lowing extract is taken:
He had suspected some persons in the South of
disunion movements Recent ronsacttons had sat
isfsd hin, that those persons desired dissotatioa
of The Union per Sc. and hat the prefext Of south.
ern rights uas made IN order TO cloak that design.
He uas as afraid Of such southern men he mas
+ northern men, and perhaPsa TITLE more 50. The
people were now called upon TO take side or the
other. Union or disuBioH were the alternatives -
Between them must tie choice be made. Un-
ion or drunion .ares us all 10 the face. and it was
time for each man TO select his position.
The question Of DisunIon or Union was attempt.
ed TO be made to depend on the admission of Cslfor
MA That was mere question OF eIpedlency, and
no man or set Of men. could justify Themselves in
CRYING Disunion on such slight grounds! tic for
Que was willing to submit TO the action Of Congress
10 this matter. and therefore he did not tear the 70
proaeh Of being a sobtnissionist. rte fnsfed thai
/ ii uouid be long time ere nortd nas called up.
on 10 greon the funeral dirge Of this Republic liz
then explained tie misery consequent upon dsso
luton, and ex pressed the belief that civil war woult
inevitably result from it. He concluded with al
eloquent appeal for the preservation Of the Union
lie was frequently interrupted with loud cheers
Two additional resolutions were thea offered, u
the effect that the thanks Of this meeting were dn
and should be rendered TO the Hon. II. ). Foote, 10
his prompt action in relation 10 the settlsment o
the various exciting questions before Congress.
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n,suyIoN mEErlNc IN MISSISSIPPI.

We learn that The meeting in Natchtz on Mon
d, last was such as might have been sxPseted-a
failure. Gov Qaitman spoke to gathering OF a.
hon, Two hundred persons, three .fouahs Of whom
~.r. op,osed tn disuuion Cen Felix Huston fol.
lowed. Gen. r. Jones Stewart. Jsdgs Smith. and
other gentlemen who were announced IN The FREQ
Trader as was expected 10 participate 10 the pro
ceedinrs. were no, present. When tho loyal men
of Nachtz retired there were but seventy ive per.
sons le. II was deemed inexpedient 10 ofier reso.
lutions under such circumstances.
At meeting in Ysxoo city on the same day
the I'd lions proposed were voted down' Judges
M rPs coafhron. llth iastanG
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Cotton.

This article has been ceiling in Charles.
ton during the week ending the 26'h instant
at l2sal4-ihe sales amounted TO l0,s61
bales. Al Columbia on the 25ih at l2s
1874. At Camden on the 90, il is quoted at
lasl3a. At CheIaw il - quoted al l0a
70. bu, the remarks on the market state tha
sales had been made al ia al24. At Fa
el,svile, on the 22d, il is quoted at IL
l2s.
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TIE FUGITIVE SLAVE LAW.


We learn from the Washington Republic that.
wh,le this bill was before the President for his sig
aature, the question arose in his mind" DID The
bill take away the benefit Of the hsbeas corpus -
III, did il was On uiional and the President
world have been bound. says ths Republic. to re-
turn il to Congress with his objections Tbs frss'-
dent consequently referred the bill TO the Attorney
Gencr4t- for his opinion upon this point, and an
elaborate and able opinion given BY that officer.
to the effect that 4" there il nothing in TIE bill in
question which conflicts with the constitution. or
suspeuds, intended 10 suspend. the privilege
Of the writ of habeas corpus" This opinion is pub
lished al length in ths Republic, The concluding
portion of which containing the eist Of his srgu.
msnt.,ws copy.'as ows:-Ra!eigh Register
Tie condition Of ono in custody fugitive
slave under this Law. 90 far respects the writ Of
habeas corpus, il precisely the ssms as that OF ell
other prisoners under the laws of Tie United States
The privilege Of that writ remains alike TO all Of
them, bus to he judged of-grantsd or refused--dis
charged or enforced-by The proper tribunal, &C
cordng to the circumstances OF each case, and. az
the commitment and detention may appear 20 be le.
gal or Illegal.
The v hole effect OF the law may DO thus briefly
stated. Congress has constituted a tribunal with
Ell elusive jurisdiction 10 Determine sufntRarly ana
without appeal who are fugitives from servce or
labor under the seeosd section oil the fourth article
of the Constitution, and TO whom such service or
labor is due. The judgment of every tribunal ofsx
elusive jurisdiction where appeal lies, s. OF no.
csssfty. conclusive upon svsry other tribunal. and
therefore .hs judgtnen, Of the tribunal cfeited by
this act is conclusive upon all tribunals. Wherever
this Judgment is made TO appear II is conclusive OF
tho right Of tho owner to retain In his custody tbs
fugitive from his service, and to remove him back
10 the place OF State from which he escaped IL i,
is shown upon tho application of tile fugitive Cor a
writ of habeos corpus, prevents the issuing Of the
writ-if upon the return, II discharges the writ and
@ restores OF maintains the custody.
c.1his view ofths Law Of this is fully sustain
r ed BY tho decisions Of The Supreme Court of the
. United States 10 the of Tobias Watkins. where
J. the Court refuses TO discharge, upon the ground
II that he custody under The sentence Of eour
e Of competent jurisdiction, and that Judgment
/. conclusive upon them, 3 Pet. 2U2l
The expressions used 10 tho last CLAUSE Of the 6ti
section that the certificate therein alluded 10 shall
e prevent all moicstation" Of the persons TO whom
L. granted, "by any process issued,' &c, probabl
mean only what the act Of 1898 meant, by decarn.
a ccrifcals under that act a suffice warrant 70
. the removal Of fugitive, and certainly do not
d. a suspension Of the habeas corpus
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cuARLosTxMy.
FEMALE AC4

-rttuu coWtucnced on
TIME Exercises Of this lpS. F. DAvirsos isle,
L the l4h instant. NJ as Principal and So.
charg. Of The NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. have also been
Perinlendeni. Comp
engsgcd. (betn put IN comioriable re.
The Baidings<supied BY the Teachers. With
pair, and viii n be had in the Academy II desir.
whom B,ardiSs per month.
ed. 81 sighlf tuition will be nearly the same As
The teR twenty one weeks,
ast sesX Children. &C 90
lsI The frs, principals Of srithme.
n, English Grammar. Geography. DC. ~ 20
4 All the higher branches Of .
liberal education 10 10
l. Fuel aud Contingencies, 20
Extra Charges.
French. ei0 90
Music on the Piano, 20 90
Use of Instrument, W
Guitar, ~ w
Drawing, VI
Menochfomutic and Painting, so
TiIE TRUSTEES
Cas,lo'te. October 9. 1850. AFT
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We have accounts from Liverpool to the
l2th instant. There had been no change
in the Cotton Market. Prices remained
firm, and . fair business had been done du.
ring the week.
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The rest are under s4o0, and ~ low as 50 sc -
We have given the aggregate above. 1t viii be
,eep. therefore, that the additional amount brought
into the Public Treasury by the Revenue Act |"
rising $50 600 One or two items are not incla"s~
in this statement for instances Foreign Carriages
Tax on Lawyers and Physicians, Bowling AHeys'
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IIrGITIyE SLAVE BILL.

The Tuscaloosa Monitor perttrenily re-
marks that The ffst vote gwen 10 Congress
bs a representative from the me- Slate OF
California was IN favor of the South. Nj.
G,iber, voted for the fug.tive Save Bill.
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Second Annual Fair Of the So. Carclins
3HGE3gJT3,

5A-I3GOI3o
OPEN on THE lsTH NOVEMBER NEXT
FEyHE Second Annual Fair of the soush Carolina
u instituts. for the ptomot,nn or Art. N.thani.
cal lug.neify. s. viii b. held in Charleston, npen.
ing on the 18th November, aud 10 eoatluse eurinx
the wefk.
s.eenrns Of every branch of iudus ~ are nt..
uestiy sol cred Premiums siiI be awsdsd--hpr
the bel speeene Silver Medal fot the ne 1t be-.
d. loma. Far Utginst tnseatsans, a suitable PIE.
migm. al the discretion Of the Iaages.
A sseca1n viii be mad Oh We bs.t specimen IT
Mechanism aaf the Atit--- Il E,iiun, Rice Sugar,
Tobacco Corn. Wheat. Flast, Rasin mi Tupealins
--ind seat u n. Wartd's hair TO be held 10 Lsa.
don il the Spring IL ISL.
A iUge AND eHnmadssas building hiss bern seller.
Ted f1f the Exhibition, and every attention. siH he
s*la 10 the reception sna 81 sEeles eent b. hs
FAR. All ARTICLES aatt BE- directed To T.. Al lIafes
Chairman of Committee Of Attaagrmenls, and be
delivered By me liih Of November.
Communications addressed 10 JAsEs n. TssLos.
Charmsn OF Committee Of Cures. sondsnce v ii aata
with prompt attention.
The tlon JOS. III LUNPktN, Of Geargia, wil
deliver tho AHHual Address, on tuesday night, The
| 18Th November.
| Arrangements have been made witb the Stuh Ca.
r9lina Rail Road Company, 10 let al articles nte"d
ed ior the FAIR, rctutu free of charge
| WM. GREs.G President.
| +. G. Josgs. Secretary.
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Charlotte:
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 80, 1850.

u WILLIAM THOMPSON, Esq. is our a
gent in Baltimore. authorized to obtain advertise.
ments and subscriptions. and to grant receipts.
TE. w. CARR. ESQ.,. is our agent in fhiladel-
ph;s. sut horzed to obtain advertisements and pro-
cure subscriptions.
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Married, in this place. on the 10th instant, by the
Rev Cyrus Johnsion. iIAkvEY WHITE, Esq ;.
Merchant, Of tie firm ef ih.mhsrs & White.
Charleston. :. G., to Miss SARAH YOUNG, Of
this place.
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Brigadier General Rtley 10 Hon. 7. Bu'ler
King.

WAsuIsGTos. Sept. 29th, 1850.
DFARSiR have had the honor to receive your
note Of Yesterday. propounding to mo certain qnes
tons relative 10 the formation Of the tate Of Csfor
MIA and II gives me great pleasure to answer them
as follows
To the first question answer
That | did not at any time receive from Gen.
Tavior o. any member or meGibers OF his Cabinet,
any Instructions orde or limitations TO issue a
to 20 take any otter step to require
OF induce the people Of California TO form State
government.
secondly-The people Of California in forming
their State constitution did act in conformity with.
or under the directions contained in my proclama-
ton.
Thrdly-I never did know, nor was ever in
formed, that the Administration OF Cen lay or. by
is orders Instructions, agent or agents. attempted
10 control the people Of California IN the formation
OF their state government.
have the honor TO be, with very great respect
your obedIent servant,
D. RILEY,
Bt. Brig Gen. U. S. A., and er Gor. If
California.
Hon. T. BuTLEs Kiss.
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This givss the Wings majority Of one in the
Senate. and the Democrats seventeen in the II, use
The Congressional delegation stands ten Why's
10 fourteen Locofocos.
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REVENUE LAW OF LAST LEGISLA

REVENUE LAW OF LAST LEGlSLA
We have been desirous Of presenting to
ers (says tho Raleigh Tines some sccos
additional amour, of Revenue brought in
fers Of the State by the Act to increase
nue. of the Sta,e.r passed a, ths session
The Sheriff. Of the respective counties (yen -. ~
ception Of Alsmance and Currtuck) ns"s
settled with the Public Treasurer, we Nv ~.
permitted 10 avail ourselves Of Tie List''P
Office for the purpose of presenting rs ass.s
amour, of tax upon he following aeaa' VI
, $50. 6l5 so
Interest Ia M
Ds'deho Aha l'"' 504 81
Salaries anu r.'' l,l05 So
Lineal Descent ,osa az
DYovefs
TIL. frs, item tLup,tic Asylam) IS not properly
included IN the Rsv.nu. La. the tax being i"po-
,.d b, , ..v.r.,. Act. oths Tax on interest," The
c,l,ox,rv coopfs. par the largest amoun''' we
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nen. :,
Deducrng ihos. Who have died without
"a mi,e.-ihpse whose WIDOW have dted, and
whose children have gown up anu dtdoc''
inn those who will not ihlGk 1t worth while
10 apply for the bount, the applications WIZ
hardly exceed 10000 men We suspect
ac~ever, that the Adjuan, General has not
included General Jsckson's Indian wars oil
1918 ard 1919 10 his estimate, nor the vol
un,eefs engaged in New Mexico. Texas
California, and Ofegnn, 10 fight the indiios
all If whom are entitled to the bpoulIes, al
least TO the close Of the Mexlcar var.
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~ LAND LAw-TnE BENEFICIAL.

pears from a statement of tho ADJ
ssssl, that there were enrolled, ",
volunteers: Ia the Black Hawt
10 wars. "a Ola men; in the
noes. (m,li'ia.) 10000 me, val /"
militia, All 900 men; guar a''
900 men.
to these (say. q CORES 'hden, of the
Herald. the oflicersf The Mexican
, soldiers Of all kads oil the .nd'e"
1890, and Of Ge llarrison's T,ppa.
Campaigns Of pfl, and we have al
ale, n obsbly, dino, less than GOO, 600
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CORRESPONDENCE.
Hon. 7. Butler King to Brigodtsr General

WASHINGTON, September 2Sth, 1850.
DEAR SIR: You are probably aware that much
has been said in Congress and elsewhere respecting
the steps taken by you Governor OF California, 10
bring about the formation of State government in
that territory and that it has been argued that yeu
have received. and probably did receive instructions
from General Taylor, some member or members
OF lis cabinet, to issue your proclamation under
which the people Of California acted in organ zing
their present government. In justice TO the late ad
minis,raion and to myself, Will you be obliging
as 10 reply to the following questions, w:
Let Did you any time receive from General
TAYLOR, or any member members of his cabinet,
anu Instructions orders or iHtimatioHs 10 issue a
reclamation. or to take anY siher sien TO rsauira
or inouce the people OF California 10 form State
Government
ID Did or did not the people Of California, in
forming Their State constitution. act in con lormity
with or under the directions Contained IN your pro-
camation
81 Did you ever know, or were you ever INFORM
3D. that the administration of Gen. Taylor, BY its
ORDERS Instructions, agent. or agents. attempted ia
control the people of California IN the formation Of
their State government
I | have the honor TO be. with very great respect
your mos, obedlent servant
r. BUTLER KING.
To Breyst Brsadicr General Riley.
Browns Hotel
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A NEW set 81 BUGGY HARNESS iof '"s
n Enquire at this ohice.
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THE Pennsylvania LEGISLATURES.

The full returns Of the late election in PennsyI
vsnia for members Of the State Legislature show
tho following results:
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BOOK AND NEWSPAPER TYPE,
ORNAMENTAL AND JoBBIMG TYPE,
SOLID AND DURABLE TYPE,

he,ecf re nifei ed to The publ To this Lac, ia
lute would 10 particular cali attention, ot sofdii
and durability OF Type On the principe Of eeoneel
Of the greatest iapotanrs 70 ali pos faphers ~
Of the craft I'll also fad ne ready io'oP
MY atl ktnds of
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As we Expected.

One Of the strongest objections TO the admission
Of California as State-snd one urged with the ut.
most viruencs by its oppnents was. that Executive
influence had been used to induce the people of that
State to adopt the clause in Der constitution pro
hibing slavery. Mr.. Calhoun even called this
clause an Erecut,re Proriso, Gen. Taylor was
charged with this interference. although he denied
it. and Thomas King, the emily Executive Agent
that had been sen, out BY Gen. Taylor also denied
it. yet up to this day has been reiterated by the
enemies of Gen. Tavlor's administration. We re-
collect seeing stated by an Editor in New Orleans
that he had discovered by the aid Of correspondents
how Gen. Tsylar managed to get dispatches TO
Gen. Riley. Although Mr.. King denied having a
nv dispatches for the General, yet it stated by
this Editor that the steamer stepped at San Diego
and that the dispatches sent to the Acalde
and he forwarded them by express to Gen Riley
The correspondence belo. proves the whole charge
to be false We deni led it at the time and stated
that if any Presden. had exer,ed his influence in
California it was Mr. Polk We satisfied in
our own mind, that from March to June Gen, Tay
lor had not time to send dispatches so that Pro-
clamation could be published by the time Mr.. King
arrived at California. But TO the correspondents:
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-08-28

The Of will be upoa books usiss hs
payment of hs subscription be made ~ advance.
Distant subscribers onsy letter, ~ pessgs
on which wi be paid BY oGFsssss
transmission IL NAa' ~ oa"A
The COUNTRY PAPER Published III weekly xups The sSs
sions OF Congress- and semi weekly during recess.
Subscriptions FOR period Iess year viii ho posSvs1
proporaoaed 10 the above rates. H-a
AyPoSTMASTERs authorized our s,s.s ..A ~
sending DAILY subscribers, win go sneAsss a ssvs
SEMI Subscribers, with Saa enclosed HxnxLY
subscribers, win $40 enclosed viii be entea 20 ssvy
edition furnish subscribers ou svasss.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-09-27
@ ~ % -l07171


This invaluable med ci.e was prepared from
extensive practice OF several years in a bilious O.
mate, and Is NEVER f;SoWN TO FAIL OF curing r.
eer and .4-re or any of tine diseases above nane
4he vVonaerljl operation OF the Choiagogue T
eI1las eating bile from the human system. can oI-
explain its extraordinary agency ia the specify
2het AID Fclaacat Cuc ef Fcrer and -4gHs a.
the various grades Of intermittent and remItlea,F
Fers- i ) equally ehectual in the cure Of L,a
comp 1-nr- Isaaaice. enlargement Of the liver az
enlargement 81 The spleen. called Ague cake. AZ
lie various forms os bilious indigestion. l1f
"lth t--- other varied affections OF suck cIma.e
arising -rofn q common ui1nsai cause. are or.
notifications ~ The same disease, and equally e-
-rolled 5y rae s.5le tesatty-
II is e-tire.ya rss able preparation, and mas 7.
taken hy aay one ih perfect safety 10 The NOS
delicate constitution. Iarepeated instances
been administered IL infants less than a month
suffering rom attacks ot Fever and 4 que. and
Efeys Ec.tl entire success. In numberless iIsa
cez, constitutions greatly impaired and aTpaa
ruined 9y long residence ia bilious ela'
nave been entirely restored by It's continued a-1
ieieat ure.
TIE above medicine is for sale by Beech q y
ley. Mineral Point 7. s. Ausley < &C. Pe--
CTce6. and Davis Evans & Co, DodgcriLe q
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-09-27
POLL ENIf CTREn

J. Alonz9 Brown, Of Sycamore. DE Ealb Co III
hereby certify that have cured two Of tie worst
eases Of Poll Evil upon my horses, during the las,
year. with Bristol Linment, that have ever
seen. ln the hrstiustanee commenced usingtne
Imminent before the sore had broken by r0zsteu-
ing the skin with II, ans heating ii with a hot
shovel and in few days a--er made the tir-t APPS
plication M horses head and neck were as linn
Der and well as ever. With the second case. did
ROT apply tie LH.mentrou neglect gatil the sore
had broken and discharged matter Tor some DAVIS.
when j commenced washing with Castle SOAP
and water Until quite clean, and item bata.uE free
y with tle Eminent Wl.4iu one week from tie
first application tile sore had healed and has since
been as well as ever. assure those having hors-
es afflicted in this way. that Blistcl-s Nerve and
Bone Liuiment viii ia every instance. not on
Iv cure Poll Evil. but VIII cure i efectualIy.
ALoSzo BHowS
Sycamore. De KaIb CO. Ill. Oct. II. 1910.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-09-27
SWEENEY CTFED-

l. W. o. Park, of OsHego. Kendall co. H. hero
by certify that some time in the month OF Anrl
last, I had Available horse sweeaeyed had APP
pied several kinds of Medicine for it when BrIs-
tol s LlInneHt was recommended to me. used
tao bottles u IT, and with taem IN one week s
TIME entHeiy cured nay horse OF the sweeney
ne Imminent should be rubbed on tie shoulder.
and heated IN with hot iron. There is no doubt
OF lis beng an inialllble cure for sweeney in is
worst stages. w TI,yt-
Oswago, Kendall co, H., Oct -, 1919.
Manufactured exclusively at Belvi3s~e. Boon,
county. III. By JAMES JAFFRy
For sale IN Mineral Point al tie Drug ST ores
r d. Pullord and A. Rodolf. I6rf
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-09-27

a new and superior article constructed
Of the best materials, upon a new princi-
pie, very light. occupying less space, and
requiring less fuel than any other.
Water Provision. Tea, and Coffee box
es kept constantly on hand-outfts from
one to twenty dollars
T206 J.. G. WHEELER.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-09-27

We, the undersigned, Physic,Hus and Dru-sists
u New York, Brooklyn ana V .iialasburgh, having
seen M Advertisements addressed &, rs ami otieTs
who sen sar5aa.rlla. Is s. r. IOWA send, whiel is
calculated t. lrins MS a-d orr business into re-
TroacL fe, called upon 20 state personal views
Of ii, re@l merits ii TIE two ToeuseIiz' Sarsara
rilIl. Having hccu caies swim ler=," ana 80 VIII
Ing & commit AIRY fraud far money" by tla Young
J4cea'5 sarsararla instead Of his article we feel
that we ou-a5 to eire t3e reasons why we prefer %
use ana se,I 0Il p-. Jacob Townsenas sarsaparilla
31r. s. T Iauaser.5'4. ANA leave the public &c
jla-e whether v= are lees.v1rs and saiad,ess,
au1 ro- 60 te srus--i' ~ 90 & lus.
J. Oar experience and observation have satisfied us
that ta- OLA Irs S2rsarri-la Possesses more medic
cal power 2rd virtue taE S. H. Townscnd's. and the
testimony Uf the public would seem he the same
and He always make IL 6 matter IF conscience and
dlty. hen articles bearing the same name, and
rurFortia- % care tile same diseases are in mar
bet, p SCH that vlieh consider the best. The
faes that s. T. IaS.UseaGs Ssrsap-r.lla has greatly
seured f5-een-ca ard exploded tie bottles, thereby
giving great ass tisactian % customers, has in
Gucaced us IN our preference IF thg ola DTS. pre-
raratiau. 1}a do n9t feel ourselves called urou to
de1iie tie merits Of either articles standard
Iretarztiors. hat when asked ~ our customers for
our opinions wi-ie We tcev- u-ler all crlurestar-
c-s ID be tie tes-, should not hesitate in Eiyiae
our preference to oIa Or. Jact Tovascud's VIE
these views. leave Gle public decide il are
not JUSTIFIED giving che Oii DTS. preparation rhas
preference ticf it seems g. deserve as y medicine
omP7u5. we'll sac choice 81 the people uni