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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-08-09
Hempdeld Railroad,

CROSS TIES.
DPOPOSALS will be received at the ulice or the HEINZ
Il field Railroad Company, in Wheeling from the fir
teenh until the twenysecond of August furnishing
eighty five thousand Cross Ties, he delivered along
the line of the railroad between Wheeling and WASH
ington.
c5-Spsccations may be seen the Office of the Engi.
neer in Wheeling By order ofthe Board.
-.H X. T. CONRAD, President.
CHARLES ELLET, JR., Engineer aug4
The Old Corner Remodeled.
Fashionable Merchant Tailoring Establishment,
and Who'd sale and RetdiL Clothing House,
No. 35, CORNER MONROE AND WArER SrREErs,
WHEELING, VA.
.TNHoMAS HUGHES having campleed his rooms and
his facilities manufacturing being greatly enlarged
offers stronger Inducements than ever those who
sire any article OF wearing apparel got up in style
surpassed in any city and at prices that cannot fail
please. His arrangenentsIor and making
to order warrant him sayngto those who viii favor
him with CALL that they rest assured OF being fitted
out in the most approved styles.
To those In want OF Ready made clothing any art
Gle In the furnishing line he certainly better
customer thsn other house in Wheeling, he keeps
constantly man with to increase his al
able cIothingi made in his
and under the Immediate the best Cut
tiers in tile city.
% COUNTRY MERcuANfswill find in this house stock.
OF Ready maze clothing which will be sold as chcan "a
they BIO bought in the Eastern with the adi
ton of being made and cut far superior any that a
uactnred East All he asks lie aca them who AZ.
sire to look or purchase
aug4. THOMAS HUGHES.
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ADVERTISEMENTS.
For IBnItfmore, TYnsEingtou, philadelphia
md New York All
s73.;2ssE7
Great through Line for the East

ssg43{1! Z-S2-sissSsesA
Great through Line for the East.
rT1HE Baltimore and Ohio Rail Road from Wheeling to
il Baltimore, and connecting with the Washington
Branch Rail Road the Junction called the Relay
House, miles from Bamore and with the Philadek
nhia Wilmngtonnnd Baltimore Rail Road Philadelphia
The great tunnels upon the limo competed and
the whole road is in fine condition, presenting or
most picturesque and romantic routes in the world.
The and splendid steamers of the Union Line from
Louisville and Cincinnati connect with this road at Wheel
ing, through tickets from these places Baltimore
Washington Philadelphia &C., may be had of the agents.
or on the boats.
express mail leaves Wheeling daily, at O'Clock
A. NJ, CNYhceling me) and arrives at Cumberland (20l
nes) p NJ and allowing two hours there in
Baltimore CsO mes,) at A. NJ, thu next morning.
king the passage through in about 20 hours, including
stoprages.
Passengers and baggage transferred olhe for
washington at the Junction Philadelphia, Bal
timore, without extra charge Travellers are allowed am
pc time all points to obtain their meals
Through tickets from Wheeling TO Baltimore, (with
privilege oflyng anywhere tho roue,) SOTO
Washington, S9,50-to Philadelphia, St0-to be had on
board tile OF the Union Line on the Ohio ard OF
the Rail Road Agents at Wheeling F0ED) & Mounds.
willie mar WIN PARKER Genl Sup't.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-08-09

Tar FEvER AT NEW ORLEANs.-Private letters
received from New Orleans represent the epidemic
to be more general and fatal than has been known
for the last twelve years. at least seventy per cent
of those attacked having died. As usual the VIC
Tins of this disease are chiefly unacclimated, and
cften frienjless strangers and people of the poor
er class. We are glad to see that an effort is to be
made, in This city. 10 obtain contributions to re-
leve those who need the kind hand of charity to
help them.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-08-09

TuE MAnsAcnusErrs NEw STATE CONSTITUTION.
The new constitution of Massachusetts, abolishes
imprisonment for debt; limits the terms of judicial
officers. including sherifs and magistrates. to ten
years; makes the Secretary of State, Attorney
General, Councillors and Auditor elective by the
people, and Senators by plurality of votes; dis
penses with the payment of a tax as aqualifca-
ton to vote; provides for revision of the consti
tuition every 20 years; and prohibits the appropri
alton of school moneys 10 any religious sect, "fOr
the maintenance exclusively of lis own schoolsi"
and REQUIRES the adoption, in ali Banks to be here
amer established, of the New York system
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{j SITUATION WANTED.
DEING discharged from the Post once yyonId he clad
ID OF situation az clerk book collector or any
place OF the kind where could make myself useful
4 believe lam too well this Community to need
references. 44,s Il s., =
Any communication lott for attha Post ONCE MI
Cleand q knox's shoe store or my residence 3f3 Main
Street, win receive Immediate Attention = g "
ang2-dtw. GEO! WHEELER.
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NJ. B. stovall,S Esq, has accepted the Office
of Treasurer Of Estate of Virginia, and entered
upon the discharge of his official duties.
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I1NIOM HOTEI,

GEORGETOWN, d. C.
THIS large and convenient house, having been thOrA
ty repaired, and Tefitted with entirely new furniture
handsome and comfortable style, is now open Tor hs a.
commodation Of guests. 90,
The subscriber inyitesthe patronage of the Tubl az
those who favor him with their company may bea&sSI.
ola hospitabIe reception the best fare anu such eoa
and attentions will make his Ouse compare aSoS''
with the best kept hotels in the Dsti or elsewhee
Omnibus es constantly pass to and irom Tue OSHN'
rT nnass@ ant eleven O'CLOCK al sR w. FlrzH6H
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GENERAL DEBILITY FROM ONE OF THE OLDEST MAG
IsTRATEs IN baltimore.

GENERAL DEBILITY FROM ONE OF THE OLDEST MAG
IE IsTRATEs IN baltimore.
NIessrs Mortimer & Mowbrar 5eeI il duty 10 make
known the benefits have derived from Ir IIampton's
Tncure. For length OF tire have been subject togeat
pIosraton muscular power, and great debility
erng he heart had sudden attacks on one &C.
easiom could sep'cey get home L., making mention of
ton, ESQ., an old and highly respectable citizen OF Ba
stances l called Mr.. stapleton and, aler an inter.
view of some minutes was fully satisfied OF the medical
virtues of The Tincture rom the evidence before me-
his person. who, for time previous, indicated
falling state olleah, put hearty hale appearance
using the Tncture and before the contents Of one
bottle, sttength vas le1ewea andl can walk as brisk
lure Is Inc grand restorative OF the digestive organs
suffering. - : -.
lido it is in reality what it represented to be
- .4&'lf ''4' f4e i'''i wM A. scHAEFFER.
Dyspepaia, Rheumatism, scrofnln, L1Ter.
SFR% SS. THE
WASHINGTON, May II, 1853
Messrs Mortimer & Mowbray:s GentIenicp- Having
been afflicted with Liver Complaint of years standing
hereby for the benefit Of the afflicted take great pleas
uIe in announcing that after using few bottles of your
Hampton Tncture. Hound it had accomplished perfect
@ Inv, nave uS Ssa M N @ rom time to time
anC It is blessing to stricken humanity that that med
longing human lie The many cures has EoneSt M
sufficient guarantee Of the benecan results whch may
'e41%s 49, s j.s ees6HsisnIiS HAY.
CHOLERA
81 MoRBUS,
~ DlARRHEA,s,
DYsENTERY,
cured by HAMPToN.s VEGETABIE TiNS STGis a-e
AS cure and preventative, It has wonderfully sue
cessul 1t viii be found inquiry that those who use
It have an exemption from those diseases Incident to
the Summer. szi go I
publish ali the estmonyn its favor, would make
large voumes - 4
Call and get Pamphlets gratis, and see the cures
1t has shown itself most powerfully curative Of
=. NERVOUS DISEASES
IN their various forms life and ygor, restoring
TIE and thus tnsing hope poce
the the stomach liver lungs the
Urinary otgd@ ccghs, Asthn1as Bronchial 16ecfons
SeToftLa. Kins's Es Worms Rhsmatisrn,
Gont, AsraLgiGs ST Rftus, Dance Fits, Ffstld Piles
Will all dseas arising from impure blood
For sale by T. IL. L0GANdS CO., Wheeling, Gener.
81 Agents, VIM r. McK EE, 9th ward, and BY Druggists
generally -
Sold by MORTIMER & MowBRAY, $40 Bali.
more street, Baltimore; and 04 Broadway, New York
n57Pritei 81 per bottle. js23Gd@w.1y
an BOXES Cream Cheese lust received and for saeby
~ jyts III. REILLY.
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Wheeling.
Notice to CONTRACTORS.

HEMPFIELD RAIL ROAD.
PROPOSALS will be received at Wheeling from the
18th to the ed day OF August, for the grading Of
twenty additional sections and all the heavy masonry
the line of tie Hemried Rail Road.
The work now Offer ed includes section No. entering
the city OF Wheeling with small tunnel under the new
grave yard, and high bridge across Wheeling creek
It includes also an important bridge across the Monon.
gahea River and another across the Youhoghcney.
ing tho sectiomst ered four are between the Yough
osheney onongahea Rivers, several i'll the valley OF
the little Sewickcy creek, several Mingo creek, and
three oni tile Wheeling creek.
sections cast OF the Monongahea R1vcr is
an Important Of tressel work.
The work offered is situated in healthy district OF
country will present attractions to able contractors
Plans specifications will be found at the Engineers
Office in Wheeling, after the 18th day of August
PS-Th contIac for section No. o. on which there
is important tunnel, having failed TO fulfil the te ms OF
the agreement that will be rcet at the same time to
parties capable ogvng adequate evidence OF their ability
K. T. CONRAD, President.
CHARLES ELLer Jr. Chief Eng,r. jv13.
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DEATH OF .JUpeE w ALL Raleigh, Aug. n.
Judge Wallace, Of Tuscnmbia, Alabama, died
very suddenly at that place few days since.
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81 o.IAL NOTICES
PcrSinn:Hnir Dye.
THIS Dyets warranted ii used according to directions
to change the hair from any other color, beautiful
Auburn, Or
PERFECT JET BLACK,
WITHOUT IA

Staining Che Skin.
Price, 80 centsper bottle. For sale by KELLs d CALD
WELL, Wholesale Agents, and by WAL R. MCKEE.
Lrox,s KATHA1RoS-Thi invaluable article for eradi-
eating Dandru curling. identifying and preserving the
hair is said by all to be the best ever discovered We
should think the ladies' would all try it, certainly Price
90 CENTS in large bottles Advertised in another column.
REMOVAL.
HAVE removed my wholesale stock of DRY GOODS
AND NOTIONS, to the new four story brick building,
No. 117, Main street,
west side between Monroe Uniou streets, where
will be prepared with an early and extensive Spring
stock. direct from importers and manufacturers which
would be pleased my Old friends and customers
to call and examine.
feb4 VIM. t. sELBY.
u3J G. Attealf will be found at the above establish.
nlent. where he awaits his old friends.
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PROSPECTUS
OF THE SECOND VOLUME OF THE
WHEELING INTELLIGENCER.
PROSPECTUS

THE PRoPR1EToRs of the Wheeling 1ntelligeneer.
truly grateful to the public the patronage received
daring tho first year of their publications. respectfully
that the SECOND VoLuME OF the Daily and Til
weekly Intellisepeer will be commenced on the 2sh of
the present MONTH and the second volume Of the Dollar
Weekly lntellgeDeer the 18th Of September ensuing
The new volume will open with several important i'm
provement, and uader favorable auspices, and the Pro.
petors assure the public exertons shall BIO want
ing on their part 10 merit continuance of the liberal pa
trorase received during the past year.
Ths Tnteissneeri is printed large double medium
Sheet and the terms those Of any paper OF
the same size in tho United States:
"a, 90 per annum.
Tn weekly. 500 per annum:
Weekly ...................-.. 100 per anuum.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-08-09

From the Birth Place of Christie
pher Columbus!
TRIUMPHANT SUCCESS OF HAMPTON'S
VEGETABLE TINCTURE. @ 8
A Letter from an oGicerin our Gallant Nary. ;,
N1l L have many other letters We give below, and
w again say the afflicted, why will you delay trying
the great Restoratlve7 1850
US SHIP CUMBERLAND GENoA, SARDISLH,
Messrs. Mortimer e NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.: The First
Lieutenant this ship been suffering many years
from tho Dyspepsia and has been nearly restored to
his usual health by the 'Eamptons Vegetable Tine
ture desires yC send him dozen bottles of that
Medicine.
this shin ais wishes you to send him one dozen OF
"Hampton's Vegetable Tneturc," by the Store Ship
which leaves the United States IN February OF March, Tor
The ;rincture'' you sent mo was received in good
used gread By several oil our officers in cases
OF Dyspepsia. am TesncctfuIy yours,
VERNON ESKRlDGE, Chaplain U. S. Navy.
We have two other letters from Rev. Mr.. EsRridge,
equally strong as above. falt
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VVHaiIanHRs and HSrOLher.
GENERAL. GROCERS AND
G OM MISSION MER c II A N II 8

CORNER Gary AND PEARL STREETS,
Richmond, Va.
OGer their cvices for the sale OF all kinds Of Pro,
duce and Manufactures Goods for them may be shipped
By The HALT & Ohio Railroad 10 baltimore md consigned
TO Jurob Brandt J agent for the poyhattan Steamboat
non line OF Packets, either OF whom will receive and
forward them without charge.
REFERENCES:
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DR., Gordon HAMS llE',cr

AaGRADUATE OF CAMBH III q south Gay
street opposite the Exchange ai!Si enables
practical experience OF over 90 class Of Us
esSes which have too long been yielded ~ z. tSSsedeoa
clans to the hands Of Quackery he siie may
fdeniay either nperson or oy hnm: bv addrssa,
letter to DR.. Harris. baltimore, Md AL ,[t US
confaentidI, remedies sent by mail TO a"S aPr4-Y
Sesadvertisement on fourth page.
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Dyspepafa, Rheumatism, Scrofuin, Liver
Complaint, &c FROM THE METEOROLOGICAL it
eround-et the afflicted hear the glad tidngsl This
but the sentiment Of thousands:
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THOMAS H. Gibson,

PLUMBER AND GAS FiTIbs s,or,
No. Union st, opposite C. H. Brrs Ss IN sp
DEGS leave inform his friends and ls Ming and
gas fitting in all its various branches, and
cits a share OF publ patronage. - r;res coz.
He has constantly ON hand, lead anu ,sVT bi boilers
mon and patent hylrants, cstern pumps, S for b.
water closets wash basins, cold water a md az
tells water coolers for private families mOi oys i
cofns Eaters kettles etorts Tor bleaching 1. u, vii
chemcsi apparatus, etc. Factories ETC. H''s"
Also, chandeliers, pendants, brackets 0eSa' D'
candle burners, etc. ;n l.. thankfully re-
ceived and promptly att ended TO. ,,i, meet with
N R.-All orders from the country VIII 'apr-sudL
prompt attention. ---77-,--tOTsaO
4 IHILDREN's and DU$,s straw hats. "s0-7-
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REMOVAL.
rPoIsoNING.n

w-J G. Aetcalf will be found at the above establt.
nlent. where he awaits his old friends.
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4 IHlLDREN'S and bUy's SHAW hats. '1'sV
" cy fur hats. dIab and black ,,,vpRR & son.
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Price, 90 cents per bottle For sale yKELLs d CALD
WELL, Wholesale Agents, and by WAL R. MCKEE
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A I,ynys ConaIng.-Ne and Jesi be g sSO1'
N ingevery few days at the pGPuL2r SH!STTE BRO
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bias He had advised nearly the same thing O. the u
tkmSn from New York, (Mr. Shaw but the psper wa
not such he could justify What he objected to was
that reflections made upon the House. the action of
the House and of the committee and the gent eman from
ADegany (Mr. Champlin) Mr.. c. had DISCHARGED his
duty In obedience TO the Instructions OF this House
essy and faithfully, and he thought it was doing the
great injustice for the House to receive com
municaion rejecting upon and attacking him for dis
charge OF duty.
Mr.. BURROUGHS remarked that he had offered motion
TO employ reporter because he desired preserve on
record everything that occurred beeeverythng that
was sad or DONE He thought the subject an ant
ope worthy Of consideration irrespective of party He
should act though he would not now express himself
upon the justice of the charge. gentlemen considered
the commune ation insulting let them make that of
their charges for impeachment He desired to avoid tax
ing any vote that would influence members upon the
question: and also to preserve evsJ thing record to
effect this, he moved to lay the motion return the COM
Mr. HoIEY, (whig) of Niagara saw nothing in the
communication that required this treatment Gentlemen
objected TO his making communication Who he asked
n the gentleman making IL? He il public officer holding
his place by vote Of large number Of people of the
State snd charged with grevous Offences He submitted
whether it was not proper for him to make such
muDication AID whether IL not respectful through
out. lie hoped the motion would not prevail.
Ihe motion TO return the communication was lost by
ayes 16, rays ST.
Mr. LOOMS then took the floor and proceeded to dis
solution and noticed the defence that had been made
which he deemed insufficient. Recess to p. NJ.
see the despatch from special Albany correspon.
Cent for report Of tie proceedings in the Legislature
during the alteynoon1
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Markets

NEW ORLEANS june TO, 1858
The Asa's came to hand this morning, bud has
not affected cotton market, the sale, DIG
barely 90 bales; good middiog is quoted 1lc The
days xports amount to 10 600 bales, the stock
hspd hoIe is only 1000 bales. Feights to Liver
pool I'd
r. The Asa' news was received at 10 O'Clock this
morning and published in the Eoosiing Ddta. The re-
oeipts of cotton failing of only Geo bales have
TO hand du;ing the pastsix days.
CHARLESTON Juue 16 1853
The talss Of cotton here drtirg the week have
265e bales, AZ prices ranging ffom SIC. 1l16c. TIL.
Ieceipta q the wetk foot up 5000 the stock
band is % COO bales Tho receipts all the Southern
ports 2l9 coo bales IL OF date as.
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Meeting OF the New Yosk State Temperance
Society.

ROCHESTER, June H. 1858.
The New York State Temperance Society organized in
st. Johns Methodist Church. yesterday morning, at ten
O'Clock. The Hon. Herman Camp in the chair. mo.
ton made by the Rev Dr. Lucky, for the appoint
ment Of committee of five ere lentiais sub,ti.
tue offered that all fIends of temperance be ad-
nitted 10 the floor Of tho snticn ,org discussion
followed, and seversl Iesolutions we're offered,
These revolutions INTRODUCED the question whether
should be admitted but the society sho wed by
adopting DR. Lucksys notion that they intended avert
this subject entirely. The committee was appointed in
accordance with that nao Jon.
The annual report of the Executive Committee then
read by the Corresponding Secretary 1t very long
and ably written reviewing the operations OF the society
and making strong argument for the Maine Law.
Ia the afternoon the Business Committee VIM, IL Bur
leigh, Chairman, reported olutions altered from Mr.
Deltvan's, and the nominations for officers.
Several speeches made the speakers ske ching
he progress OF temperance in their respective loc ates
TIE report of the Treasurer read showing the
cepts of the year to have beer So It's 80
$3 500 &c leaving the society SALT 48 in debt.
The following officers elected
Presioent--IdwaId G. Delay n.
Vice Presidents--Hon Bradford Z. Wood, OF Albany;
DR. JOHN Miller Of Courtendt Labs Hoskins OF Cayuga
Gen. !. l. Knox, of Oneida r. N Haveas, of New York.
Executive Comnittee-Rev DR.. Vaudeville Hon Reuben
A. Wslsorth, John o. Cole Rev. DR.. WyckoG, Dr. c. r.
Staats, VIM. Richs fdson. Edgar B. Dag.
The Secrstay and Treasurer appointed by the Execu
tive Committee.
resoiu,ioB Of thanks to the retiring President was
voted al the Society adjourned till this morning.
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SATURDAY MORNING, june IS. O'Clock.
The New York and Erie Railroad disaster at susque.
hannah, was particularly calamitous. Engine No 5s
exploded her boiler, when engaged in pushing heavy
freight train up very steep grading in the road about
half mile east of the town.
Three men and two instantly killed their
bodies being mang'ed in shocking manner; and aman,
two women, and boy were dangerously wounded.
We despatched special reporter to the scene by tho
six O'Clock Buffalo express train yesterday morning. who
got all the particulars upon the pot butowng to the
fact Of accommodation train of the Buffalo and New
York City line having OF the track towards the wes
tern end-the return express train did not reach Jersey
City until this paper about to go to press SO wa
could not publish full report published this morning.
Justice Seymour held inquests upon the remains at
Susquehanrah yesterday, and the jury acquitted the
officials OF all blame in the matter.
1t supposed tina. there several bodies in the
Susquehannah river but discovered yesterday
after careful search However, the current is rapid
there that the torn fragments may Lave been carried
away.
gold ring and peices of coin were found upon
the bank.
Mr. Arnold, the engineer with two other victims were
buried yesterday, with much solennity-a the stores
in susquehanna being closed and draped in mourning
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Marine Disnsters-loss OF Life.


The whaling shin Benjamin Rush, which sailed for
cruise tie 18th October 1852 returned to Warren last
evening having lost Capt Munro and three of the crew
Zone OF them named Villain Belts, Of New York by
whale the night oi the Gath Of February. Capt. ~
belonged to Bristol
The ship Silas Wright of New York from Matanzas for
trieste put into Newport this morning for men,
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Iemonsirance to the City Council of JeiIersonyls
noisna signed by all the leading men, has prcsen
ed against the sale OF bonds lately osed in New
York. yx
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From Washington CITY.

HON. r. J. WALKER AND THE CHINESE COMMISSION
ERSHIP--CHOLERA RUMORs.
WASHINGTON, June II, 1858.
It is confidently asserted this afternoon that Hon.
Robert Walker has accepted the appointment of Com
missioner to China.
Unusual Sickness prevails at Alexandria including is
reported, several decided Of Asiatc cholera.
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the bill passes shall pass over his bsad and against
his strongest opposition Disgussd not power will
tury relating to religious interests are suddenly found
Intellectual Recess.