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exceeding

This includes handbills, pamphlets, engtayings, maya
zncs books and every other description printed matter
on which there is writing other than the address-aso
bound books rot exceeding q lbs In weight All printed
matter other than newspapers to Dora Subscribers and
periodicals pubtshed at longer period than MONTHS
be prepaid or hRTBed with double the above rates.
These rates include in addition to the matter specified
all neTdpeTS not sent to actual Subscribers.
NpSPeIs not exceeding ounces in weight, andsept
from the office Of publication, quarter; for WEEKLIEs
distance om county Of publication not exeeedg 90
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10 mr.. C4nyso1t's improved Extract OF
yellow Dock and sarsaparilla

THE ORIGINAL AND ONLY GENUINE PREPARA.
TON FOR THE PERMANENT CURE OF CON-.
SUMPTION AND DISEASE OF THE LUNGS
WHEN THEY ARE SUPPOSED TO BE
--ta AFFECTED BY THE FREE USE OF
fsgE MERCURY, IRON, QUININE,
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lBotgeF or Spine. and Muscle LfniinemtsiI
OR this remedial agent we bear say tho
" sPeedyand certain action in removing Rheumatsm
extrso that wefe 10 its real merits, you
really eaTj give cted6c6 assertions
II can be had at ia .lls5,. ..Jll ,g3lttS
,;,,ss, ,,att,t-g ~. sn PAXTON, d LAKES,
End OF Susp. Bridge, and at
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I,ook rs vloi1r CoiIphalI

ITO all asare iaborng under Coughs Colds Hoarsc
i ness, Pains in the Breast, Shifting Blood, &c we
pound Syrup OF Boneset, aPessapt safe and speedy
cure, 1t can be had at Messs. LAKES, end OF
the Suspention Bridge, and at
BRENTLINGER & ARMsTRoNG.s,,H u
aug2t- yr:d .i.'G - Monroe street, Wheeling
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WARWICK F. MIBEER, !
DAVID n. BISHOP,iai "a
GERARD B. ALLEN.
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ANN s. sTEe1IENs 8 q. j. r PETERSON.
Tho continued increase in subscription list this the
cheapest Magazine in the world stimulates proprietor
10 new efforts Dcerlnine not TO b9 outdOe he offers the
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Seth r. Scarcy, whose certificate sabove lie aman or az
much verpeity any in this country, and good
Judgement ana place entire reliance his statenet'
1,lll..f',g ,,dt ~ tHARCOURT, HOWARD g. co. ID
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TO Glass Manufacturers.
Nv have constahtlg o1 idfa1 sfhck Of Iananad
'AiI ganCovnTB dGall aLas, Union Ste NnNf II III q =
aug st'sA"d!HH' CAYWooD CoHKLENt4Gb.t'
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aNHR regular time for tho commencement ofthc Fan
u Session of4his iHsttuton; Will he the SSt d6y1E S
Ll6er Mert Each Session continues Ace calendar MOUTH.
Ths teacheTR present connected with the Seminary
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The Heroic w women ne n
HlESTOR Y

Comprising some OF the most Remarkable Exam
pies Of Female Courage, DisintereStedneSs =
and Self-sacrifice of Ancient and
& .islaU Modern Times. fs.
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st. l.oats. june 10. 1882.
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WI1EKLINGa GAs COMPANY.

TresssTeT-Josiah F. Urdegnn Rhgfnetr and IsPect0r
sanla!'H Goldthorp. ~ Ti. .'t'h -
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AnCltnt IlnglmgeSI FOUTLh year 10 %
No extra ehGrgee, ErcePfJoT the JolqDidg 6JaHches!
iltSiS Tor session Tthuae Of instrpment
tic offnstrt1eht FOR daily practice, slEIn- 1890
lIOde-r Languages, Painting or drawing, 1000
Embroidery Fancy Needlework, or plain Sew. 10
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-10-29

Levi y, ahUanas' stale.

STATE OF VJRNONr.( The Honorable the
DISTRICT OF culrrtNpEN.s IS ! Probate Court tor the
District Aforesaid 10 all pc, sons INTERESTED IN The
Estate OF Lew - Thomas, late VI Buru-tfn IN sad
District, deceased, GEttTING
Whereas, Edward Smith Administrator ot the Es-
tate OF said deceased proposes 10 render NV account
OF his administration Of sud Esate, and present his
account against the same tor examination and al
lowance by said court aud the said Couu having
assigned for that purpose, tht 9Th day ot November
A. ID. 1857, at the office OF Rixiord & Aialns in
Burlington in SAID District, and ordered that you b..
notified by publishing The time and ace assigned
as aforesaid three weeks successfully IN the iurlng-
ton Free Press newspaper printed at said BurIng-
ton, the last of which puplcations to be previous 10
the dly fixed Tor u aring
Therefore, you are hereby notified to appear be-
fore said court at the time an place aforesaid aud
show it any YOU have why the ssid account
should not be allowed.
Gwen under my baud at Burlington in said Dis
trict this 1911 day OF October A D So
BRADFORD, RiXFORD, REGISTER.
WINS
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-10-29
!EIEA4Css L$aE CGogV
September 1852.

r, ING Cara Last, collected by ; " PErrENgtI g.
Co, Newspaper Advert sing Agents No 10 sam.
street Boston who author z"d hy il. lun ,,hrrs
OF me best and MOT WIDELY CIRCULATED Newspa.
Ptt~ Throughout The UHteG Siat,s 10 axe advertise
menus ana Inscriptions at their LOWEST RAILS
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-10-29
IMPORTANT TO CLERGYNEN.

From the Rev Owen Thomas. lioiyhead
Dear Su--Dr Locock's waters 10 great deal 0
GOOD 70 my VOC" | got bad cod from dam
bed about thirty five years ago, and my voice wa
livery h d ever since, giving great pam to me wien
spr, ching -lngincand am very ioud o. u.iing.
used many dliter, ut medicines, aud some o them
ind %, FORA mite time but Dr. Iococn's is the
!bst OF lit clears my voice and stops the cough
10 instantly ! have never touud yndE to com
sptra with II
The Yves evan Meihotl-'s N the prirclphdl know
time twenty wears OF which | have hycd at Holy
sr"ad and am k1c"u personally 10 all the hrs
Sneu OF :. at bu"v, many at whom have admired the
fleets of the Nne in clearing the voice and stop
sulng thu co qh--th.y never cav such mrtlcne be-
tore Wv w'ie ever sine" Chrstmns, has been very
,ye after tlinr two boxes an witness of the II
,pow, to stop ri-httu tit o coughing ir 7n IN liant
| asa Np5,rvnn preacher, cad upon nj preachers
land singers o evcry denomination, 10 take these
;waers for improving the volce ard curing couahs
;Nop may PUBLISH my testimonials tor the eSCelirn;
waters II Won " .sn.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-10-29
Petition for Iicencc To Sci
land

Y EMUEL f.. LIVERMORE, Admin
istraor OF the Estate o John Nozi"r l1tn Of
HinesburLh shows thai the in estate died seized OF
a parcel Of land IN H Hesbu Ih 3 acres, oi
which ne pad about thirteen hundred dollars, and
gave a mortgage Tor the balance, on which is row
due about twelve hundred dollars, and also Of
another sm.l. rceI o, twenty five tcres, and that
there no means OF PAYING sid mortgage nut by
the sale OF said taud and that he now has an oppor
tunlty of selling the same
That tie sand John left six children the o'Jesta
sri and the other hVr minors, aud that II Will be
beneficial TO all concerned to have all the SAID land
sold, and prays tor an order to sell the sane.
Ordered that Saturday, the 9Th day OF November
next, at the Probate office be assigned for hearing
the same, and that all persons concerned be no fled
thereof by publ shing he substance Of sad petition
and this ordpr in the Burlington Free F.e~s three
weeks sucoessvcly, the last az which to be before
said day SIT tor hearing.
Wins c. ADAMS, Jui 90.
PROBATE Office Burlington, Oct l6, l'53
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-10-29
New Furniture store.
No .2ErchmiEe Buahng, College Street.
'INlE NUBSCRBiE HAVING Just OPENED
4 large Stock OF rlch, medium and lew priced
FASHIONABLE FURNITURE,

uvltcs ne public to examine the snm", and assures
them that he VIII supply them with rgery variety O
furniture, Feathers, Feather Beds, llalr. Palm Lea
aud llusk Ndlras,cS Pew Cushions, ard all kinds
lhoistery goods ofas good qua sly les aud
NJ a. low prices as they can be obtained IN Boston
or Nan orN
HIS long experience Rs prfc'Ical Cabinet Maker
and deaieru Furniture and Upholstery goods gives
MN advantages m selecting ard pul.hasug goods
vcry seldom cqualed; and dc dors not hesitate to
warrant every article tally equal 10 hat he spre~
SCENTS
Individuals in want of turnlurr will do well 10
Gallon Mr. ALLIES before Pu.cnas.ur elsewhere.
:, ALLEN.
Burlington, Agui 4 - diiN vlg
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-10-29

IS He FOLLOWING Is A LIST OF MANY uF TIE MOST
SUSTAINING AND HONORABLE BUSINESS FIRMS III
Boston MERCHANTS AND oTllrts y,Strt,e rpr
CITY WILL FIND 1nE DIREcToRY OF GREAT sEtvlcE
TO IHLA, AND THEY ARE ADVISED TO TAKE IT WITH
TuyM
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-10-29
ixg 4L&GI1A'S9
l TERiNE CT Ii IL con.
70, The cure Of 4 certain Glass of Diseases ,nci-
dent 10 The "iast best giR 10 .Nan.'

/ HE superiority
! of the above
compound over all
others, for the cure
OF thls class ut diff
cul,irs, and the 0Diu
remedy in n large
proportion Of such
cases; the immense
numbers uu~ affect
ed and upon beds OF
sickness, or other
wise suffering rith-
ont n reMpHg. are
our Inducements to-
us preparation and
dissemination ,hr'u-
out the country.
Our knowledge OF
the suDrtiurlr uIpdI.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-10-29
CIsIb Foot. Row Lcg.,

AND SPINtL CURvtTURES CORRECTED
And supported. by our improved Nnatonica and
SurGca Supports Also Plt,nt Spuug Ctn',bes
&c JAMES MILLER \ GO.
, - and 2 Eroonfeld st Bost9a, Mass
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-08-05

We think it may safely be predicted that there will be
quarrel about the Fisheries" between Great Britain
and the United States II may suit the friends Of the
administration to magnify the difficulties likely to arise
between government and that OF the Court OF Saint
James account of the determination of the latter
resist the eneroachments of fishermen pretending be
Americans, upon the fishing grounds of Nova Scotia.
II may suit the friends of Mr. Webster pursue the
course, in order that the latter gentleman may
have all the credit of settling the controversy and pro-
noting peace and the former all the glory OF the subse
quen qulescence But Tor part, look on ali the
verbal Eliminated by certain presses this
subject as sheer rhodomonade We Oan see nothing in
the whole matter but temporary disagreement between
subjects OF Victoria and citizens OF the Uni.
ted States-a disagreement easily settled between
Secretary of State and The British Minister
bottle OF wine and a chowder.
The truth is, Great Britain afford quarrel
with this republic just now and can only lose money
by quarrel with that nation. As long we hold the
cotton trade Of the world in hands, just long do
hold the British Lion by the beard and he may
and shake his tail his satisfaction but he dis
turb our equanlmy. But then, again, Just so long
the balance of trade with Great Britain is in her
iavor, and we import more than export which
must naturally do under present circumstances it is all
moonshne for rs TO speak oil British interests.
We could not do IL without destroying millions mil
mons oil dollars oil our own profits; and although
should nIure our enemy Just much, would that be
consolation TO us! We poor indulge in such
luxury, even supposng could gather some benefit
from II; but i may be safely questioned whether
ever profitable to country like our own, Except of
course, IN OF insued HONOR end between Great
Britain and this Union the ties of commerce and trade
10 say nothing Of kindred and origin knit strongly
are so closely interwoven that cannot possibly
take place. unless both nations lose their epsa
.a the world" and the ''rest of mankind -Nsp York
MORNING Star
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-08-05
Balloon Ascension

According to Commencement, Mr.. PAuLLIg, en- Thurs.
day afternoon assembled in his balloon ECLIPSE" An
immense concourse OF people assembled to witness the
feat Il has been estimated that less than 900
strangers were in the city The Balloon 10 minutes
past O'CLOCK assembled gracefully, and sailed away
rapidly towards the east. II disappeared from sight in
about an hour and shortly afterwards came down few
miles from Greenfield Mr.. Paullin has furnished The
following account of his excursion:
DESCRIPTION OF a BALLOON ASCENSION,
MADE BY WM. PAULLIN, JULY, 29th 1852.
At 10 minutes past o'clock, P NJ, launched my
aerial bark, Eclipse into the open regions of space
and when about the distance of FIVE thousand feet
countered succession OF currents OF air which
attribute the positive electric condition of the
mosphere, which produced cold and unpleasant sensa-
tons-my ascent still being rapid.
When had attained the heIghth OF 10 900 feet from
the earth. the atmosphere became cold render
my sensation extremely uncomfortable then deemed
prudent descend to cloud regions, the empera-
Of the atmosphere more congenal. could be-
hold all the neig6boring towns, VIZ New Bethel Pleas.
ant View, Greenwood Southport Shelbyville Morris
town. Sugar Creek, RushvilIe Cumberland, Philadel-
phia, Greenfield, &C. | remained at this heighth for
ten miles, the ECLIPSE" then became steady.
When about eighteen miles from Indianapolis the far
famed Railroad City OF the West, began gradually to
disappear until presented the appearance of waste oil
blue Clouds looked upon the wide of forest trees
though they refused my sale return to Terra ra
however, concluded effect landing, but doomed
to disappointment. sailed four miles above the
thick forest below.
at length arrived near cornfed where succeeded
in eecting successful landlng which proved to be on
the farm Of William H. Porter, about five miles south
Of Greenfield When about efectng landing, man
named David Melville, with rifle in hand, supposng
the balloon to be some enormous bird from foreign
climes wandering from home, sought to disturb its
flight by discharging his piece at IT, Being beyond gun
shot at the time, OF course received no injury.
To Messrs. John ridden and BENJAMIN Goble, who
kindly assisted in landing, return my sincere thanks,
well as to Mr.. Porter, who brought Greenfield,
where took the coach next morning to 10 this
city.
To the citizens Of Indianapolis, return my sincere
aud heartfelt thanks for the kind and hosptable recep
ton given this OCCASION and especial, TO Mr.
Soan the gentemany proprietor of the Capital House.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-08-05
PEORIA EYE INFIRMAKY AND oRTKoPEDIo IN.
ATITMTInN

TENEIS ishment completed and viii b. permanent
place for the reception Of all patients wishing 10 undergo
diseased YES well those DESTROYS Of being opera
removal OF all varieties Of DEFORMITIS
long standing Dslocaiicns CRoot moby Of The Lower Jaw
&c. &c
TIE building in beaui snd heahy location, in he western
border Of The City Of Peoria where patients be accommodated
with comfortable riding washing such corresponds
each case. Every instrument and apparatus calculated
designs provided, and in The Oo-
pac Department entirely original used
which Cub-oo of young children equeEly obyiaes The
siy of operating by The kHfe
The design If the Eye Department Is particularly FOR The
who under less than
pursued uon, would be part
lie.
Fox further INFORM siion, address
- = - E 5 COOPER, NJ D,
Peoris, EinoA
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-08-05
commsreia1 Instituie of Indianapolis

w. mchs SCOIl, a. M, frInclPats
FEyHIs INSTITUTION permanently established, and s
open a all times The reception Pupils and s rooms hsy
the best ccinns coePe now be yanases equal 10 sT
Institution the wesfsr full and thorough Commercial Ednca
The Studies Of The Full Course complete
and thorough Mercantile Education, and eompehes four distinct
FIRST cIzss1DOUsrx Esrsr Book KxRr7Ns -Tqk enbra.
Wholesale by sole traders ne
Banking Manufacturing and Domestic Shipping and
mess including e method Of keeping the yafious auxiliary book
Grain book outward Invoice hook Account Current book &c
THE SECOND CLASS embraces the Laws, Customs and U.sge
THIRD CLASs-MKRcASruE ARrrHMKric- Embraces caleu
a Euaon D s0 SI nd Fson s &C.
on The new and improved method Of Cancellation
reang to Sole Traders Ps5inerships Corporation and Pr
pal and Agent B Of Exchange Prom.onaIy Notes &c Ma
and service Of Sales and the OF Guarantees lastly those
@ % h wsss p pa % IN T o. a' Merchant HIM
C-Prce ofcsfds Of Admission Full Course, occupying
PARTIAL co6RsE F1b 1ssus The Scientific part of the
Leeines on Mercantile Arithmetic and Commercial law can be
aken time Leaving optional with the Pupil aerihe cope
E-Pice Of Cards Of Admission Partial Course si2O
GNo aimianee as Pupil in either course without first oh
tanning Gard Of Admission from the Principal
valuable TO the Merchant 70 be KNOWN will be delivered through
Diploma granted only to those may pass satisfactory e
animation at The completion of q Full Course.
day OF each month although Pupils ADMITTED any
Report Of The Board Of Eraminsrs, May % 1851.
We the undersigned by special acting the Board Of
Examiners Of the Commercial institute Of indianapolis do certify
that have attended the examination Of the present graduating
class Of said Institution and find said class well acquainted with
the elementary principles Of Double Entry Book Keeping could
well be expected their age and opportunities of actual practice
sdered believe them TO have received present
strucor horog h drilling this all important branch Of CONNER
cIa Education, which, steadily observed and properly
upon will render them able accountants and valuable citizens, and
would I'd that the following named members Of the
present class receive Diplomas, to-vvi:
James Weeks John Dorsey Hezekiah W Roberts Samuel
Morris Joseph Haugh John r. Ferguson George W. Dorsey
Nicholas McCary J James T. Brown and Ta Montgomery
And conclusion would congratulate the citizens OF indiana
in having in their power home Institution
Commercial education where much information short
and far less expense and anxiety OF mind the of
guardians and believe viii be impaired oih
/ similar Institution in the West. b. f. MORRIS,
DAVID WILLIAMS
WIN. SULLIVAN,
/ e. Il. DAVIS,
! T..
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-08-05

HARDWARE AND OUTLERY.-To my largely in
creased stock purchss East this Spring
x zauy receiving additions from the Eastern markets and
~ have hand larger and cheaper
stock be found elsewhere IN this vicinity hsye ADDED
MANY new articles as well as increased those heretofore kept
Among The articles which have M assortment on hand
BUILDING MATERIALS AND HOUSE TRIMMINGS
Locks Laiches Butts Screws Nails and Bfads, Window Sash
Glass, &c;
TABLE AND POCKET CUTIERYThe best assortment ever
n this market
CARPENTERS AND COOPERSf TOCf4S-A fnl supply OF
N KeIoges ard other make, justreceved;
CABINET MAKERS G0ODS-Mahogany veneers and Knobs
Till Cupboard Locks Table and Bed Casters Glue
CARRIAGE TRIaIMINGS-GulIa Percha and Oil Coths En-
ameed aud Patent Leather and lace also Hubs Shafts Feoes
FOR MIILERS-Anchor Boiling Cloths India Rubber Belts
Saws, Files Packing Yarn, Block Zinc, oci
FARMERSAil kinds Of Farming Utensils Flows Cas-
Steel and Steel Back Seyhes, Cradles Forks Rskes shOTe!s
Spades and Hoes;
FOR on hand large stock Of
Shoenherger all kinds of Steel Youghgany Coal Baeksms
Tools. &c. All warranted. .f..
great variety of the most improved patterns OF Paor and Cook
year. Tin Plate. Copper Pumps, and
Rio paddock and Cook Stove HENRY ). KELLOGG
Indianapolis. May i6. 1851. rrff
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-08-05
Fire and WATERPROOF Composition Roofing Material

UNHE undersigned respectfully beg call
II the community this invaluable material for Roofs In the
eastern cities has almost entirely superseded all other kinds OF
Roofs and this city, although but recently introduced has in
ceed by which the subscribers enabled to
all orders Or the Roofing Material either country the
shortest notice, and on the favorable
They economical in construction they effect consde able
saving OF side and which goes far towards paying their
cost ami protection against fire. presenting mcombube
surface burning bodies falling them Being nearly level
they conveniently all the purposes
yards The daily Roofs which refer sufficiently
aess their durability for those purposes Orders respectfully
licited LOUDEN 81 DUFFY.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-08-05
NEW R0OK STORE

EpGrIER s. MATHES having commenced the BOOK Sell
I'd LING ATD STATIONERY business in the city OF Indian
spos would respectfully inform the of Indianapolis
and OF the state generally that they receiving and
handsome addition 10 their former stock which makes
er assortment good They expect keep constantly
band and for sale wholesale aud retail Law Medical Theological
Musical Agricultural and Scientific Works Blank Books School
Books and Stationery OF description together with
assortment of every thing their ne usually kept Book
all OF which hey propose sell the accommodating
Ladies and gentlemen Will please call and
before purchasing elsewhere All orders from distance promptly
attended and Boxes and Packages forwarded with dispatch
Store south side OF Washington street, the brick Block
corner Of Washington and Meridian few doors
POstoice BUTLER & MATHES.
Indianapolis July TO- 1sS2-sl-v3w =.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-08-05
From the Indiana Statesman.
stop that RoorbackI!

JONEsBoRo, July %, 1852.
Auditor of State, Indiana:
SIR:-The "Whig party" OF this part Of the State,
harpng npon the extravaganza Of the last session
Of Legislature in extending invitation and
tanning Gov. Kossuth, at indianapolis last winter
charging the Legislature with expanding $50 900
for this purpose. You will confer great favor on
friend if you will send the total of the expenses
above spoken of well what head it is included in
in the expenditures last year.
Very respectfully,
Yours truly,
e4 THOMAS JAY.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-08-05
Bomb Shells Needed.

letter dated Acapulco, June %, says:
"The u s. Consul has been orded to be liberated at
the demand Of Mr. Letcher, by the Mexican Minister OF
Justce but this State nothing for all Mexico
notice has been taken Of the order and Mr.. Rice is
still prisoner He struck his flag and closed his Office
near fortnight, when Henry j. Rice, of Maine the
by M. Letcher and his office is now OPEN"
The contempt for their government thus shown
by the authorities Of Acapulco fully confirms what we
have heretofore said Of the perfect impuny with which
they have learned disregard all law and Justice sub.
stntng therefore the dictates Of ignorant passion and
prejudice Cincinnati Eng.