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New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-16
I,n,A RuRsrR CAUrroy.-The old stale

huubue for wears pracised By William Judson the maker
of and chief representative Of the combi-
aOn OF Threatening prosecution 70 my customers IS agan
empted with the coolest Impudence but In tins instance
udson puts the names Of N India Rubber Co.. Hayward
Rubber Co. Ford Co, and L. Candee, IN such connec-
tanie themselves the publishers Of his LIBEL and false
statements The words =" Ia behalf Of relieves these
Companies from the responsibility Of the false statements
The Shoes made by the combination well those made
y me Ie no more Good Patent than locomotive to
drny cart and none Of the members Of these Companies
dare charge with pHang GoOdyears Patent under then
and responsibility and the wording of Judsons
advertisement a. IN behalf Of proves II.
NV goods are made according my patents and pro
-sssss nos even known by Goodyear much less ever
ami al by him ftyl5 2l II. H. DAY.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-16

~ We omitted yesterday to express our
acknowledgements TO Morse's Telegraph Line, 10
wal-si for the care taken by the operators to gFe
us correct copy of Judge Bronson's Opinion on the
Canal Law which was obtained exclusively for The
Trllnne The work was admirably done. the errors
beIns few and for the most part ualinYortant
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-16
~ The enterprising and untiring Mr.

FLAsrER appears anweared the good work Of enabling
rhe Workiugman TO Obtain Home favorable and easy
1.rm. He has purchased additional plot OF Land ad
,,sning the beautiful SnattonpOrt on the noh winch WIZ
.oon be offered TO Our ctzeps There are number oil
most beautiful and valuable Lots for sale az his Offices
uaar them IL StrattoIpo, UniOnto"n, HicksvLe ana
sths All persons desiring 20 avail themselves o an op,
1nify 60 become OF Home advised to call
On DIr John A. FLLHnER IL his Ofces. 20 WoosteI-l
two doors from nty where any information relating
i Real Estate will be sheerfaly gwen. Mr. FLAMNER IS
borough business man. and ms facilities IN matters OF
re-. Cstsie are y any Call and hun a
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-16
Tnr NrxTp QUESTION SETTLED =

Amoax many testimonials presented 70 Dr. GouRAuD, In
praise % his celebrated LIQUID Hair Dye, the following
selected for its hsmcr and brevlty
To DIR. EfIIN GoURAUD.
Door Sir have during the past 10 or - wears
many odd results from the OF Hair Dyes of different
k,nds that thought could be brought 10 the oi
one ath0nga iadOrs,d by Chance has lattetb
thrown the way III number of friends whose reju
vonated looks quite astonshed me, aud who informed INT
thai ~ your Liquid Han Dye they entirely indebted to
the magic change Not less ANXIOUS thun others to conceal
the era, dawnnss of approaching age" also dyed IL
1--we again Youth" and am lururatng IN my own pleased
vanity the grahed astonshment of better half who
perhaps syly magnes youthful looking husband Will cast
. reflected youthulsess elsew hort To dye well Is the
.ccOmp. ishment Of "A good, life
With great respect yours truly
W X NoRTHALL ND.
GouR,rDs Liquid Dive converts red or gray halr to a
heautul black broSs the Instant the Nd touches the
bar staining the skm mlurng the hair. Dr. Gov
RApDs known emlnenee as chemical Philosopher u a
sure guar of itself without ceTtca that next ~
the Italian Meca.ed Soap the above Is the ne plus ultra
Of hls useful inventions Found ONLY al DR. GorRAups old
established laboratory C7 Walker-st near Broadway
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-16
SALISBURY Iron The reputation of Sal

SALISBURY lRoN.-The reputation of Sal
isbury Iron has always been very great and has
suffered no diminution wherever it has been en-
ployed in manufacturing purposes. Recently, how
ever, deceptions have been practised by other par
ties, and the propretors of the Salisbury Orebed
engaged in ferreting out the offenders. Their own
production is of pure quality, and will be found an
excellent article for all purposes where Iron is en-
ployed. An advertisement In another column ex-
plains the subject fully
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-16

rately, with complete success. having flown
,cross the Seine with it at o'clock In the morn
ing. His wings have 4 spread of Is feet. and by
their help the flyer can move up and down IN the
air with all the facility of swallow. skimming
along near the ground or mounting upright to the
skv at his pleasure
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-16
~. Written evidence. showing how Day

got hold Of Goodyeas great Of Heating Vulcan
zing Rubber before his application for hs patent therefor
lEStsc from letter from H. a. Day to Horace Cutler who
was or had been engaged IN Goodyears factory)
NBw- BRUNSWICK Dec 2. 1912.
DEAR SIN Your favor of 29th came to hand &c. In
answer will saw &C that lave concluded TO employ
you say you viii work fg low and can give me
snlormaon Of heating the gum Bring along samples Of
everything you have or wish to know #
can cut thread rubber which tGo odyear) for
psaders lie IT IN am your Obliged servant,
HORACE H. DAY.
To Mr. Horace f,utle, Sprngfeld Mass
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London Agency for the Tribune.

W THOMAS 70 and q Catha-ne-s street Sirana. u au
thoZed receive subscriptions snj advertisements II"
The Tribune IN London.
EDWARDS S.HpFORD Co, Of II and 10 Cofnh1i, Lon.
don and Columbia Buildings. Liverpool are appointed
EurODean Agents for this paper keeping the iesI mum
ber alvays on hand for sale also 10 receive saDsc'l
orders and embellishments
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-16
NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.
NEw.YoRK, WEDNESDAY, JULY l6. 1851
For Europe.

The next number of The Tri5aD for E'iropedn
Circulation will be issued THIS MORNING at
O'Clock. 1t will contain all the latest news up
to the time of going to press The Aires sails
from this port To-Day at IL o'clock.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-16
KNApp's HrAlrH RESTORATIVE BlrrEss.

1Aesc victims Of Dyspepsia and is kindred Diseases VINO
have tt,cd many remedies must not give 9p 80
II h believed that IN this preparation certain cure for the
worst cases Of indigestion hver complaint, nervous deoi-
r nd eHhaussaon &c &c viii be found The mest deli
si. female may take with confidence, and lis hTaclng
erx,ng and effects wall soon produce
xoluan IN the health and feelings of those who may Try H.
t,r ale nj s6s Hutscn-st. 50 cents per bostie
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-16
ELEGANT FRENcH BRIDAL CARDS AND En-

vELoPsThe subscriber would respectfully call the at
tsntlon of parties requiring something truly elegant 70 hn
beautiful style Of Bndl Cards, Enseiops and wedding
Bore 1 the latest mode.
IVA nm EvERDElL Broadway cor Of Duane-H.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-16
MAaK THE FAcr If punic opinion and

rs profitable result pubic patronage are any Criterion OF
he value Of article IT IL safe 20 say that the shirts
o order II the celebrated establishment Of GREEN Astof
House are unequaled IN New-York One word mofs
psnctysty in filing orders rule never broken there
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-16
OccAs,oNAILy PuRoH AT rus SEASON.

BRaNpsrp's Vegetable Pills peculiar manner suit
ahls to ths climate. Their prompt application clear the
intestinal canal II those distractions the ID
Cssiseness Coles Cholera Morbus and other alarming
symptonls usually occurring during months
ana alWaS more less experienced under the heat Of
trspca sun The effects Of theee Pills always sauaIy
often hc-s,ing No ought TO travel without ready
N case o sudden attack sickness They invariably
compounded under the eve Of Dr. BRANDErH, boys
ineYperenced persons empsyed-no mistakes oc
eur In this particular how greatly they have the advan
sase Scs prescriptions careessy compounded and
often when correctly read made from inferior drugs
RaANprTH Pills rally safe for the aged and for the
youug-fo the mother when nursing and for the babe
Thay cannot nlure and must oeaSll medicine needed
Sold at al Broadway, s&i Hudson St New York IA Bow
en- end II heuisa and Lewis streets at - cents
pei box With full direstons jyiSGs
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-16
CITY ITEMS.

II The weather yesterday was warm,
but the fresh breeze gave much comfort to those
who were abroad Rain was threatened at sunset,
but had not arrived at midnight.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-16
~ Fine French Lawns, warranted fast

solors for yard beautfs Bareges for ID Sd hne Gng
hams for Is and Silk Trssues. Grenadines Foulsrd Silks
al klnds of Summer shswls and Mantillas. French Mus
ins &c &c equally cheap. be obtained al HITCHCOCK
LEADBEATERs 57 Broadway, corner Leonard-st where
.i only the ladies served with everything they want
ss line Of DRY Goods bot where gentlemen will also get
the,r Gloves Cravats Hdk Socks, kc, much cheap
= than at gentlemen rs furnishing stores.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-16
To MIR Horace Cutler Springfield, Mass "
~ From the New-Brunswck Times,

Jan 5, i8a7.-FITTY DOLLARS REWARD under
signed will pay the above reward to who will
give information will lead TO the Of per-
concerned in the United States who be found after
date engaged the piratcal Of of his patents
OF those granted TO Charles Goodyear used in the
fac.ure shrred goods the exclusive right under all which
~ now owned BY him. lSigncd) HORACE n. DAY.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-16

OPERA.-To-night Anna Bolena' Will
be gwen at Castle Garden. Bosio Anna, Vletu aS
the page, LorInl as Lord Percy.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-16

" The Hsytford Cosrani states that
letters have been received 10y the Frsnklm) from
MIR McCurdy. dated June 9Th. stating thai he has
received verbal communication from the State De-
paY,mes. at Vienna, that Charles L. Brace had been
released. and was at Pcsth, on has wsyto Nieaas
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-16

NOTICE TO THE PuBLIC.-We have no.
tced an attempt the part OF Day to involve ignorant men
in his law suits publication which he has the daring
intimate published behalf Of the Shoe
Assoc,aon against dealers Days Shoes IL unashorized
We only say reply that those who deal and doubt
will have their doubts speedily removed upon proof OF their
inpc stiGa with his arrangements by purchasing
Ly selling the prated article When Days services
sured newspaper publications for due notice Will he
gwen .
In behalf Of N l. r. Co, Ford Co, L. Candee Hay
ward Rubber Co, ard others. U7u
~ No stranger should leave the city
without leaving his measure at WArYfNss ia Fulton-s
ne then can st sny time send for hrs aud Shoes with
certainty Of being we'll fitted and at tine time get
6rst rate articles Mr. W. many permanent cnstours
IN every state in the Union. jyl2 NTaThSS
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-16

DAYS DEcApITATION DINNER CARD
WASHINGTON, March 4, 1851 Mr. &c. Mr. HORACE II.
DAY socts your presence Select Dinner Party al the
National Hotel at 5! O'Clock a. this day, in honor Of
just decapitatOn by the Executive.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-16

~ Only three shilings per yard for good
IT, ooy Or RI orus one w tvo Yards wide at % Bowerv
HIRAM AsDERsoN's English and Amsrican threeply
Carpets 8s and 81 per yard splendid Ingram carpets
q = .nd ss psr ward common Ingram Carpets Is and
"a Der ward Also wonderful bargains IN Table Covers,
W Windnu Shadss Drnggets. Hearth Rugs, &c
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-16
fR Sam NElGHRoR SruRRs

~ SAID NEiGHBoR STuBBs
To Mc,ly Gehes-
How goes hie's battle Molly
on dear--cries she-the bugs make me
Roth mad and melancholy
Said ~ nbhs ~ her
My dear. you err
tSor the Powder Of LYON will set them all dyias
And they finish the act IN day
sls ss,DSi,W LYONS Depot, ts< Broadway
~ We, the undersigned, having used
so,r,Rs Rat Mouse and Coekrosch EHserminsior, do
nfm our friends and pubic that Is the greatest aud
hes article tc clear any place infested Win sernn @ ysv
srmh,sl 10 rv CoSrARS ErteYunnafor aud they WI cv
ss,,s6eJ You can And NJ: CosTAs al hs depo.' ="
p,o..lv.x New-Yofk y. V. King, AZ South->t J. '"
Hnin.,,'s $50 Broome- anS - Maiden lane kmpue
tS,, Hsus, La Crox Barlow. corner OF broa1wS ana
n,ms sss Mercer hoese cesnsr Of MeIosr ana bivo"s
sss william II uAdsrhiu, frspIiss"' j." f"'~"' ."
~ Da. PRiNNry's VEGETABLE FAMILY
Phi 40 not srp< chen or the bowels cstvr ea'
In frcc AMI natural state For sale. wholesale and retail
ssnss S~S' Nv "a smwxS'
HANMocKs.-LrARY& IL Co., leaders and
tntrcducep Of fAsAica for Gentlemen's Hats and
Astos Moose. brcsd~ay will this DAY open several paes
sapeuor Nexcan Grlss RamnoSkS iy2u
" See advertisement of BABBIrr's
Hoap Powder ON Second Page
~ FowLHRs b Wills, Phrenolosists
a.d PuhasAss Cintca AAn III Nassaass the Park.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-16

HANMocxs ELrARY d Co, leaders and
in,rojucep Of f~sA,ca for Gentlemens Hats. sad
Astos Heass Brosd~ay, will this DAY open several bales
euperor Mexcan Grass Ramno<kS Iy2u
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-16

The ANN-sTREET CATAsTROPHg.-
Jury summoned to investigate the Of the death
OF Miss Mary C. Dyke have recorded IN their verdict
a upon the occupant or lessee of the preml-
ses for the condition in which the trapdoor
through which she fell was kept If this censure
could be followed by some seysre penalty, 1t might
prove efectual In this case, and carry proper
weight O: admontion TO the lhoughtless owners Of
other dangerous traps Of the kind. But We presume
that the tame Of the Jury be the end Of
the matter and that 1t will never henceforward be
thought of, except by the oereaved friends of the
victim. If excavation IN tae streets should be al
lowed 10 remain unprotected and a should fall
therein and break a leg tho City woad suffer IN a
penalty Of perhaps Ten thousand dollars or If horse
should fall therein and be killed. the owner would
recover the full value Of the animal Yet while
we guard 30 carefully the mere value of prop
srty. there seems 10 be no penalty for those VINO
blow up stean-boIlers, topple down walls, or
sping Shaking leather-hinged trap doors, to the
destruction OF human life II they merely wound
they may occasionally De made 10 pay penalty In
moneyif they succeed IN killing they go scot free
ON the old principle that zone murde, makes vi.
lain-mlllIons a hero." The witnesses tell Us thai
the trap-dOof IN Ann-st. was held by eaher hinges
and that the .edTcs thln and weak Of charac.
ter entirely unSuite 70 the purpose So We knew as
the first sight Of the broken fragments the blood -
the entrance Of ths stairway bur tim as they were
We think II would not De very difficult TO ind traps
even sess secuge, those whicA canno, even beast
leather hinges or hinges Of any kind thorough
examination Of that street alone would deyelop sone
places not Wait better, and perhaps many which
are worse Some time since the Fire Department
procured Al attempt on the part Of the authorities TO
ooge persons 10 keep traps and hatches closed but
woudbe far better 70 leave such as these ro,tenea
ther hinged shingles fully Open since to stepon them
Is death. /. Will beremembered that this p the third
"accident' Of the sort that has occurred in Anns,
within brief period and may look for others N
regular succession unless the proper authorities take
The only true steps for prevention-ha, is to have all
hostways carefully enclosed above the second floor,
With no means of access except through upright ant
carefully fastened doors. These serious warnings
saout be suhceui TO prohhs: tie use O. trap door.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-16
sus1HEss NOTICES.

BRooKs.-One of the greatest makers OF
R, and Shoes DC found this continent. BROOKS,
~ ia F.i.oa-st. Mr. BRooKss gocds besides beng the
o articles manufactured of the best material
and ir handsomest syie No man has done more 70
1rsoye the Art Of the COrdw than he Everybody
no parchases from HIM 10 70 HIM again
GENrLEMEN's SUMNER WEAg.-flrst
quality Ready made white and colored Grass and Linen
Coats Zephyr Cloth, Eerino Alpaca, and Lus;er do
ngie miiled Cashmere. Msnno BOmbazine and DriiIus
Pantaloons with a large assortment Of Linen Marseaes
aaa other Vests at our usual moderate prlces
wa r Jennings Co. s3i BroadnlI.,
,.,sf American Hotel.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-16
~ n, Pv,,,ry's VrsErAsLN FAMILY

Phi 90 net grpe Ncken leave the bowels cSNe, oa'
In frrc and natural state For sale. wholesale ana te.
ssnss S' " ~ SmwxS'
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-16

RNIRO.D ACCIDENT ar PIERN0ST 1t
a late, hour on Monday night, a laooret On the frie
Railroad, narsed John sullivan, while IN the act Of
getting on the cars as they were entering Persont.
missed has foetlng and FELL before the wheel WHICH
passed oye, his night arm crushing it IN AZ a1fd
manner The suffering man was immediately
brought TO this City and placed under the care OF
Dr. Allen, at the Hospital, wa, on examining the
manyed limb, though. the oaly means Of saving the
life Of aas pansn; was 10 amputaie the arm. which
he did sullivan Is dong seli anJ wtll probably
recover
Episcopal THEOLOGicAL SgMINARy
special meeting o. the Board Of Trustees VI tho Cen
eral theological Seminary of the Pro,es,an, Ep,sco-
pal Church IN the United States. 10 20 be hesd on
wedD esday. the iOh 0, september, =; shs Sunday
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1851-03-15
The Bnui; Bill.

Our attention has been drawn TO the fact that
the Bank Bill which we published several week
ago is not The Bank Bill which passed the Legis.
!aturc. The bill Is the same with the exception
OF Mr.. Hise's amenimeat to the second secti.n.
We subon that section marking the amendment
oi Mr. Hise by italics:
SEC. o Whenever any person. ar nssoc;o,;o,
oi persons, formed for the purpose of banking
under the provisions Of this act, shall lawfully
transfer to, and deposit with the auditor, any
portion OF the public stock issued oy the L. s or
States stock On which interest is annually paid @,
tho stocks Of tins State--lhe latter stocks TO be
raIucdat rate twenty per centum less in value
than the market price of such stocks, to be est
mated and governed by the average rate n, which
euch stocks have been sold in the city of New
York, within the previous six months, preceding
The time when such stocks may be lef, on depos'
with the auditor, and in no case shall the dudito,
issue bills for banking purposes, on bonds Of hi
or nnyouter State on uhich less than sir per cent
IS not regriariy pad unless there shall be deposit
efUth him at least t.9o dollars in bonds exclusir,
Of he interest for even, dollar in bills SO ISSUED
Such person, or association of persons shall be
entitled so receive from the auditor an equa
amount Of saeh circulating notes, Of different dc
nominations. registered and countersgned n,
aforesaid: and itshall not be lawful for the audi
tor to take such stock at n rate above its par
value; Provided, that stock shall III no instance
be received by the auditor at a rate above the
market value at the time OF the depo.I, by said
banker or association.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1851-03-15
The South Side.

We are surprised tc hear tina. some of the
towns on the south side Of the uvcr seem To hes.
itate about voting the tax fof the improvement 81
the river. OF all parts Of the county, We Ger.
tainly think they are the mos, interested. Do
orr south side friends remember that they are
BOW cot oil from all communication with either
the southern or eastern markets except by p,v.
ing lcrria-c, and frequently in spring ant fall
Exactly when most they want to 20 20 mark.t.
ca: oil entirely, 10y the river beng impossible
The Improvement Of the river to this point
NO',ld At once put them directly IN connection
with both steam and canal boats, Instead 90.
having to cross the rive: with their produce
submitting to delay in crossing paving tyuiace
tcamlng It to the canal, DC, d., they need "niy
10 carr, /. 10 the bank of the river On their own
side, where steamboats, could at once take !,
south, or las the canal must lock INTO the river
on the completion Of this mprovemu,l they
could At once, on their oSn slc load lrto canal
boats for the eastern mari,,; The effect o. such
an arrangement would also te either to bu,,l up
town ou the soath side. or to compel the people
On this side If they wished 10 retain The trade Of
the people on that side of the river, to give them
a free bridge to cross on.
We certainly think that nothing but the gross.
est and most culpatlg ignorance Of their true in
terc.ts, can induce the people of the towns on
:hc south side torcfu-e to vote this tx
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1851-03-15
Noute OF the Chicago and Rock Island
Ran Road,


+ letter from an intelligent friend ~ Newark,
gives an account If A meeting there IN reference,
tn 4 railroad 10 ,,,,,,,,.,,,
POSITION. ;,, -,
80 'fi'' 10 '"e route 81 me NOOK Is
'"hd ana NAcago hoIro0d, which are worthy OF
consideration We sutiul1 ga extract from the
letter,
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...,. We w.. '..'
rcr,;on ~ o ,I " ',>'''i''S d
.,ns tor,gs ~, .,t pE,,.,,IL7 w.
tb, road
Th pl,,.,,.;i,, ,.;..,.,,. M, ..r.I ,.,,..,..,,
r,B in o,r ,,,.,,i,.. IA, H. p,,t, ~ .,,i..r-
Arsr, ,,,,ri,r ,,,,,.,,. AMI r.,,.r,,- +; .,.,
AGREED IN ,,,,. o,,,J cI.r, ~. h,. ,,,,t ~
rha ..it,,rns # Nru.,,. pI,,,,lI,. .,,I R,i,,u.,
=, orr,in an. r.,i,t If ,,, .,,I m, I,,... ~
,,a,l,,, nf sfoFl., H., ,,l,, ,, H. ,.,,.,,.I -
nfibr .,li ,,,5 r~,,,,.I [.,y,r ,ri pr,,,.,.,rl..
L, ru,I, r..pt-
U,r.tnf.r, Thorn Ina. Ls,r s.,.,,, division, Cd,
mons. the known, ones At, rb,. m ,,I.,,..,
fovj.h nrfh, r,i.t,.. Womb L ,.,., ,,,,,,,,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1851-03-15
T:mperance Mccting.

4 meeting Of the friends of Temperance was
held at the court house, in Ottawa, on Monday
evening, March TO- for the purpose Of taking mea-
sure, 10 carry into effect the present law for the
regulation OF the sale Of ardent spirits
Mr. Abal Grow was called to the chair and
Vim, NJ. True appointed Secretary
On motion Of Mr. Cog-wcll, a committee of 8,
consisting OF Rev. y. +. Heath. G. ". Grow, Dr.
j. Stout, G. l. Thompson and A. +. Wagner
were appointed to prcNen, resolutions for the con
sheraton OF the meeting.
Daring the absence ol the committee the meet.
ing was addressed by several gentlemen
The committee, on their return, offered the fol.
lowing resolutions, which, after a very animated
discussion, were unanimously adopted.
HesoiaCd That IN the action of the Legislature
ut its last session we have cheering evidence that
the friends Of Temperance are rapidly increasing
in uumbsr- and strength and that they will soor
bc enabled to destroy the demon ntempcrance
who, with his attendant imps If want, woe, auo
wretChedncSs, has driven Contentment and happ
ness from many domestic irpsde
Rcsoired That we are deeply gratifed at tn,
passage Of the law prohibiting the sale Of spirtu
Gus liquors in quantities less than Il quart that
ne believe it viii he productive Of much good
and that we hope the act will be so amended al
the next session, as to prohibit the sale entirely
which we believe would be productive Of NOR,
good.
Re'olycd That any person who would attcmp
TO cvndc the provisions of this law under the pre-
tence Of selling for medicinal or sacramental pur
poses, would steal the livery Of Heaven to serve
the Devil m
R,solrcd That It j, the duty Of al those VIII,
desire the wclbcing aud happiness Of their fellow
men, to see that this is faithfully executed
tb,. law tI, al n.