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- - e, the great d.
s. HoUGHToN, NJ. D., PHILADELPHIA D. SHenIst BY
truly wonderful remedy for Indigestion n ms ia
Jaundice, Liver Complaint, CONSULATE DYSPEPSIA
y, Curing after Natures own method bv NDebG.
own Agent, the Gastric Juice. Half Natures
of PEPsIN, infused in water, viii diges, a. ISeasPOCn
pounds Of roast bert in about trco hour, dissolve
stomach. Ou' OF tie
Pepsin is the chief element, or great d;,,ou.
cpe of the Gastric Juice-the solvent of :. Pin
the purifying, preserving and stimulating so ee iO
Stomach and Intestines. 1t is extracted en' Of tie
gestve stomach of the Ok thus FORMING an A. ae d.
Digestive Fluid precisely like the nstnrai nIuncsl
Juice in its Chemical powers and f,rn;sb; 'a'ie
plete and perfect substitute for IT, By the IA con-
preparation, the pains and evils Of ind;gest;.o a
dyspepsia are removed, Just as they would I at
healthy Stomach 1t is doing wonders far D, Ue
curing cases of debility emaciaon. nerves. @SePuGA
and Dyspepuc Consumption, supposed TO he ora
verge OF the grave The Scientific evidence nt We
which it is based, is in the highest degree cnr;o upon
remarkable ''Ous ahd
Scientific EUidence.-Baron Liebig in his caoh...,
work Animal Chemistry, says An Ar,;sn1s4ed
gestive Fluid, analogous to the Gastric Jn;co VI
readily prepared from the mucous memI,rsn,o asy ae
stomach of the Ok, in which various articles oF we
as meat and eggs, will be sottened CHANGED and
ted' gust IN The same manner as they lcoud Be in M
man stomqch.' - Wv H.
/ pfFepl.-
gratis, giving a large amount of Scientific ey;Jana
similar to the above, together with reports of rom..t
able cures, from all parts of the United States
1t is great Nervous Antidoe and particularlv ~.
iul for tendency to Bilious disorder Liver Com6Isr
Fever and Ague badly treated Fever and Am.
and the evil effects of Qunne, Mercury, and a.,
drugs upon the digestive organs after long sckpss
Also, for excess in eating, and the too free use n =
dent spirits. 1t almost reconces health with ist-
perGace.
DIR. Houghton's Pepsin is prepared in Powder ~,
IN FLUID torm-and in prescription vias for the use
Physicians
Private circulars for the use Of Physicians. nsr
obtained of DR.. Houghton or his agents. descriir,
the whole process OF preparation and giving The an
thorities upon which the claims Of this new remoI
are based. As it is not secret remedy no obectoi
can be raised against its use BIZ Physicians in re,sr
table standing and regular practice Price-SI no
bottle. Sold by JAMES BLAIR. DRrefrsr
! April 10Th, lSJ2.-ll-ly. Columbus Ms,
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For Sale, Watches Of the most approved mark, a =
Rich Dimond, Opal, Turquos, Ruby, and other 81 q
precious Jewehy. Silver Ware Of the best Y, 81
quality Also, fine Guns Revolving Pistols Military
Goods, Watch materials. Fancy Goods, &C., &c,
Particular attention paid to Watches Clocks and
Chronometers. Repairing and new made engraving
done in the best manner. =
May Z, 1862. tb:x
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En- AMINATIONS.

There will be public Examination the close of each
SION that in the occupying four days and that the
winter occupying days We earnestly and respectfully
ve the people and particularly the patrons OF these nstu-
tons attend the examinations.
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ABERDEEN, Mss, Oct. 10, 1852,

Hessrs. GuZeH, Kirkpatrick d Co:
Gentlemen The New, IS Saw Cotton Ginrv
made for me in this city short time snce harness.
ed mules to, (but believe would be sufficient and
had it run five days last week. attended by nv negro
boy Isaac; small girl carried the cotton to the gn
the ginner emptied every basket on the platform Or
hopper OF the gin. and small boy took off the seed
with that force, in five days he gnned 81 bales aver
age weight Of each bale, SIS lbs. and OF fair sample
Forthe last % years have had run most Of lifetime
from two to three gins during the ginning season. and
have OF course, out number Of gins, and tried
several that did not purchase making it rule, re.
gardess of price to buy from the best GIN makers
could hear Of and consider the gin YOU made for ne,
far superior to any one ever owned or ever saw run
ming and authorise You to this letter as you NAV
think proper, &c. With much respect your obt serv
CHAS. GATES.
P. S-The running gear attached to the gin are tn.
common 10 feet cast segmcnts and band hec feet
in diameter. CG
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HOME MAXgFACTERE!
CARRIAGES, BUGGIES sc. &C.
II ". CARTER takes this method Of informing the
public that he has prepared himseift carry the
COACH AVID CARRIAGE BTSINESS

COACH AND CARRIAGE BUSINESS
in all It's branches. His stock of nateri-o .E-a[
al is complete consisting of Trimmings (sYz>1ss33-
of every quality and style. The public
may rest assured that all work done at this shop will
be executed in the most substantial order and cut Of
the very best material In short, his work shall not
be surpassed by either Northern or Eastern work.
lie has employed the very best mechanics in the
countTy-men who understand the business in all its
branches, and he feels delicacy in warranting his
work with fair usage.
He will build Carriages, Buggies &C., &c, to order,
as cheap it not little cheaper, thun the like articles
can be purchased either here or elsewhere.
His work is all done under his own eye, and he will
be content with fair profits
Repairing, in all its branches, done on short notice
at reasonable rates
Columbus, January l. 1853 491
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APPARATUS.

These Institutions furnished with some valuable Chcri.
cal and Philosophical gparRtus also with Globes Maps and
Blackboars Ii is designed add the Chemical and philo-
Sophica Apparatus ~ practicable
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SESSIONS.

The first ses ion of 1888 will Monday the 7th
Gay OF February and close Thursday the 7 day of July
The second session Will Monday The 18th OF Ju.
~ and close on Friday the 23d of December
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ALSO;

beautiful and pleasantly improved residence adoin-
ing the Montevallo Academy, one mile east of Coum-
bus at present occupied by Mr.. Abner Wallace, sixty
five acres of land, twenty in cultivation, seven OF
which finely stocked with fruits in great variety
shrubberv, flowers, &c, a well of fine water. The
house is sixty by thiry-six feetas Is feet of piaz-
"a, eight rooms and many loses Price $4,000.
June ,, '52. l9-tf A. n JONES.
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n. WEIGH & Co,

III. WEIGH & Co.,
TTAVE removed their Carriage Warehouse to No.
Ill II, Commerce street, where can always be found
large and splendid assortment Of all descriptions Of
Carriages Of their own manufacture, to which atten-
ton Is respectfully invited.
Mobile, Ala, Nov. Al 1869. BB:z
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RATES OF TUITION,

PER SESSION OF FIVE MoNrHs-For Orthography Read
ing, Writing and Fareys Works either or all 10 90
For Geography, Watts the Mind and Arithmetic II 90
For English Grammar Botany Chemistry Philosophy,
Astronomy, Geology, Physiology Mineralogy, Rhet-
ORC, &c..:. IS co
For the Latin Greek and French Languages and Mah-
emaics, 20 90
For Music on the Piano, % 90
For use OF the Instrument, co
For Music on the Violin, 20 90
for Music on the Guitar 20 90
For Painting in Water Colors, 10 90
in 81 M
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NO FAMILY SHOULD BE WITHOUT 1T
Bosbyshell's Stimulating Panacea,

FOR THE PREVENTION AND CURE OF THE FOLLOWING
DISEASES, VIZ:
Asaattc Cholera, Choldra Morbus, DtarrhGG' DEsen-
tary, Cholera Infantum, Summer Complaints Det'-
rum Trenens, Sick Stomach, Loss Of Appetite IT.
ritabIe NerUes, and Cramp Cholic
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and Irresistible Evidence
from fIle Medical Faculty.

WE have looked the lists of ingredients accom-
w paning Bosbyshels Stimulating Panacea, and
have no hesitation in saying that they form safe and
valuable compound, in the treatment of the diseases
for which it is recommended.
SEYMORE HALSEY, NJ. D.,
S,Lrnenn In L S a md Phisicinn TO Ctr HospiknL.
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For Sale.

MY residence in Columbus, which is perhaps as
N comfortable in its appurtenances any resd ence
in or about the city. The establishment inc es -
acres of land and embraces the most perfec selection
of fruits and the finest flower garden in this region
Price S35nO
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DLANKS and Attachments pr ri ior
n fine fiatcap paper and the bankneatly ruieo' ~
sale at this Office. Price Sl,s5 per quire,
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ABERDEEN, Mss, Sept, l352.
The undersigned having used Gins manufactured in
Aberdeen, Mss, by GG!iett. kirkpatrick & Co, take
pleasure IN saying that we greatly pleased with
them in every respect, and confidently recommend
them to the patronage of their acquaEtanccs and the
public generally
" prefer them to any we have used, and in 10 case
have we heard Of them failing % give entire sa,isac
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For sale by Messrs. COTTON, Carthage; J. NJ. HOOP
Err, Edinburgh J. PATTY, GEo. BRYAN, Louisville c.
g. NfMMo, Webster; j. THORNTON Starkville FooTE
g. SADLER, Macon Lacy q Doss, Choctaw Agency;
H, O. BEAsLEY, Parkesvile ScoTT, VAUGHAN q Co,
DeKalb; SAML. J. WILSON, Philadelphia ; ABNER
LACK, Hillsborough; w. p. HAUGDTON, Aberdeen,
and the Subscriber, Columbus, JAS. BLAIR.
August 81, 1852. 30:6m
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HEALTH.

should be recorded with heartfelt gratitude to the vor of
every good perfect that there have occurred but three
deaths among hundreds OF students who have resorted to
these Institutions OF learning And perhaps there is not more
healht location the southern country than Charlottesville
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We have used BosbyshelI's Stimulating Panacea,
and have known be used with entire satisfaction
therefore have hesitation in saying that we kno,c
it to be a safe and UaluabIe preparation-one calcua
ted to relieue vast amount of suffering. We most
cheeriuy and earnestly recommend it to the afflicted
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REGULARITY.

The opening and closing of the schools and their
each day. II regulated by time-pieces. The doctrine
fashionable hours discarded these Institutions and nea
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The President will take into his family as boarles some
twenty-five thirty students eight dollars each per month";
including washing lights &c Board also be obtained in
good families in the village and its immediate vicinity
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n @ I I G. b

THE undersigned, heretofore trading under the name
and style of GAY & BROTHER, viii from and
after the first day of January next conduct their bu
siness under the name and style of
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1853-10-26

On Thursday the l2th inst. the Conven.
ton 81 the Pro,cs'an. Episcopal Church. IN ses.
sion in the city Of New York, finally settled the
difficulty relative TO the informal resignation OF
Bishop Ives, b. adopting Canon TO meet The
exigcncies Of the case. The action Of the Con.
veniion Of this Diocese. in declaring the Bishop
ric vacan, aud proceeding to elect successor,
was ratified. and the conservation Of the Bishop
elect was determined on. 1hr canon adopted
declare. that the abandonment of the communion
Of the church by any Bishop. Priest or Deacon
amounts de fatfo to deposition.
On Monday Of last week two BishoPs-the
Rev DR.. Atkinson. Bishop elect Of this STATE
and The Rev. DR.. I'hos. Davis, Bishop elect o
South Carolina. we've conSec rated at 81. JOINS
Chapel, N. Y, to their Episcopaies. win very
imposing ceremonies. The following no'ice
from ono of our exchanges:
1.-The scene was exceedingly lmpos'
ing. Over thirty bishopsin their robes
two Of Them English bishops. were pr.
sent; the greatest pdmber ever oe'ore
convened in an American church. De,
side these there was great array %
minor clergy many Of them IN SUPPLIES
and among mem were Archdeaeo,
Sinclair, Of Middlessex, England. anu
Rev. Mesxfs. Casscll and Hawkins :"
the English church. At the commence,
ment morning prayer was dellverel
by ne Rev, Dr.. Hanckell of s q, anu
tb Rev. Mr.. Mason Of n. c. read 'ns
ljssons, after which, the Rev. i'oru
Bishop of Fredericton (N. b.. deliver.
ed very appropriate and inspiring
sermon. The chanting Of the choir :,
intervals was not the least interesting
portion of the ceremony. the harmony
being truly excellent. The Secretary
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directs ,hst "a Convention shsll BE-
called bar IN he aathorliy q he feo,l
DE. snd defines lie maj0rify reqplsiieI
lor llsa parpese y X MAJORITY q All
he pe5ssns enlisted ~ vote % the
STATE. Yet Ihe Legislature called .
.cQnsrnticp on fhe .sote OF less than
one third u all fhe voters. though e
mas maiurits Of the votes gissn- Thea
the Legislature proceeded TO zDother
violation o. the Constitution By direct
ing fhe election Of the delegates 20 the
cenyenfior by . klidreds," whereas
the Constitution required them 70 be
elected in the same manner As repre-
senfatiyes. hat IS. BY counties. he
people rebuked these violations Of the
constitution by eleefing a majority oi
delegates supposed to be in opposition
Ia these unconstitational proceedings.
Bet when the Convention met II pro-
cerded TO act, although number of is
members denounced Its action a. IN
constitutional, and returned 10 slieil
homes. Those who remained perse'
,ered and adopted new Constitution
and gratitousIs submitted il 10 be ratiu'
fed BY the people on the Ilih instant
although The existing Consultation did
not recognise such an act TO De neces
sary or proper give the proposed one
validity. The people on the day APP
pointed rejected the instrument submit
ted 10 them for ratification BY yer,
large majority. The progress Of dis
organization has thus. hOnoTably to tn
intelligence Of the free men Of Dela
ware, been arrested. Mt. IHfet.
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state 4 Agricultural society.

This Society held its meetings in the Commons
Hall each night during the Fair. We under
stand tina, il now Numbers be wcen three and
four hundred members. We had the pleasure Of
being present at some Of the meetings, IN which
several questions cf importance to the farming
interest were discussed. One related 10 an ar
rangcment with the Societies Of other States for
importing Guano, SO TO have it furnished at
tower prices Than it can now be had an excel.
LENT idea, il il could be carried out.
The officers elected for The ensuing year ars
as follows; r. II. Smith, Of Halifax. President
John ). Dancy, Of Edgecomhe, DIR. w. r. Holt,
Of Davidson, Col. Elliott, of Cumberland, and
Col. Clark, Of Warren, Vice Presidents; Dr.. 4
T. ronpkins, Of Beaufort, Recording Secretly !
Thos. ]. Lenay, of Wake, Cor. Secretap I and
Fabius ]. Hutchins, Of Wake, Treasure
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Cotton Yarns.--W While in Rslrish We
received from Gen. Trcllinper present Of ssms
Cotton Yarn manufactured AT Mount Ararai
Factory, in Alamance county. The en,crprsins
and public spirited proprieiors Of this Factory ha
some specimens Of their fine Cotton Yarns en-
exhibition al the State Fair, which VIC understand
took p,emium. They arc. rarely ever behind
others il whatever they undertake.
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POPLAR CONSERVATISM.

We have already informed our read.
crs thar the people of Delaware had
rejected 4 new Constitution presented
for their ratification by State Con-
in consequence. as it is stat
ed, Of the absence Of proper guards for
Ne purity of suffrage and other defects.
NSSame weeks have elapsed since we
. ibrNNe d part Of an address to the peo-
i z Of Dssware against the ratification
;ths ne" SUBSTITUTION. 1t was then
and ls>now known, that this
l.sslres, was write. by the Hon. John
NIayton. at preseht> a Senator from
ssSre. We regarded the atircez
and triumphant vindicatlon of
les Of constitutional law set
nd for that reason laid it
- We collect from
gpstitutidu OF
ted in 1881,
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State Temperance Convention,

SsotS ANnsPSsonSS SOnsCntsons
This Convention met in Raleigh on the lTA
instant. aud continued in session several days.
William Albright, esq. Of Chatham. was chosen
President, and Messrs. A. N. German, w.B.
Carson aud w.M. Johnson W re appointed g.
crciaries No official account of the proceedings
has yet been published. We learn, however.
that the Convention, after pro,raeied and AMI.
mated debate, adopted resolutions declaring iiihs
duty of thr i.eg .laiuIe, at il neri session, 10
prohibit entirely the manufacture and sale Of
spiriluous liquors, except for medicinal and me.
chsnical purposes. We are inclined TO think,
from the views exl ressed in the Temperance Or.
gan previous 10 tie meeting Of the Convention,
that the resolutions adopted 10 not go ss.fsr .
represented; that though they may declare IN
favor of prohibi,ory law. j, Is expected that
such Law will not take effect until submitted 10
the people aud approved BY majoriy-s species
Of legislation which some eminent judges have
pronounced unconstitutional. But be this ss il
may, We suppose the Convention has delermia.
ed 10 mako the Issue Prohibition OF no prohi.
bi,ion"-snJ press i. to decision. We forbesr
common, until We have the resolutions before US
promising tina, while VIC are opposed to gros
shops on, and out, we do no, think ], expcJiens
to adopt prohiblory law until public opinion Is
sprepareJ 10 give to the physical means Q moral
sanciia'i which can alone render the Law benef'
cial III its effects.
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The EsRERoR's TRoors.-A Gentle
man of New York. who was recently
present in ST. Petersburg at review ol
1000 Russian traps BY the Empe-
ror, the Mirror says. describes him as a
perfect specimen Of the physical man.
In height six feet three, and admirably
prnportioned, with snow white hair
and ruddy rountenance. e was plain
" dressed in dark green trock, with
a black chapeau without feathers. and
mounted on coal black charger OF
immense size; the Gar looked "esery
inch a king"
As the troops were passing before
him. he suddenly raised his hand as a
signal fur halt, when he dismounted.
walked up to private in the rank,
aud asked him to unbutton his Coat.
On finding that the soldier was without
a shirt, the Emperor promptly ordered
the officers Of the company to Siberia.
and the officers Of the regiment were
instantly degraded to the rank Of pri-
Yates.
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ExrnavaaAsoE or GEsrlrars.-Th,

ExTRAvAGASoE OF GESTLnaEN.-Ihe
newspapers have rather ungailantly re-
ferred to the extravaganza Of ladies m
articles of dress and ornament, bat Il
would appear that gentlemen are liable
to the same censnre in the prices paid
far many articles Of dress nav in
vogue. The mnst fashionable cravats
are sold for five dollars. The Gall
styles Of velvet vests range Tram $40 to
SIS each. Most of The de sipble pat.
terms of the best quality have been al.
ready taken at prices above 800. In
the matterof YES, buttons there is great
extravaganza. We hear Of sales Of
single sets atupwar,ls Of a hundred dol
lars, aud the jewellers on Washington
street have elegant styles at prices
ranging from Sl0 to $50 a button. or
from $50 to $50 a set Of sig. At the
latter price supreb set with diamond
centres can be obtained. The finest
shirts on exhibition in FaneuiI Hall cost
sl2 each, and small fortune is re-
quired tor fashionable "suit" Of gen.
mems clothes. Boston Transcript.
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Assistant Surgeon Steiner, U. $. A.,
recently acquitted BY the civil courts
in Texas for the murder Of the late
Major Arnold Of the Cd Dragons, is
tosbe tried By an army court martial
for the same offence. Orders to that
end were sent out on the receipt OF Of
fetal informa ton of the homicide, at
the War Department. II, on being
acquitted by the civil authorities. be
left the post, prior to thereceipt Of the
military order above referred to. he
will be re,arrested under it wherever
he can be found.
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English Opinions Of American State
Papers.

The London News remarks: "From
the time of Alexander Hamilton to
that of Edward Everett the reports
and correspondence sent nut BY Con-
gressionsl Committees and heads Of
departments have been OF such singular
merit as to FIX the attention Of society
in Europe. wherever the English Ian
guage is Familiarity read. The won
der is less to persons familiar with the
structure and workings of the Ameri-
can Government than to those who
know only European ways. The states
men at Washington are usually edu-
Gated gentlemen and men Of business
atonce-usually professional men. who
vet have had occasion, in the course of
their lives, to do with their own hands
much of The real business of life and
there is nothing like that sort Of expe-
rience, when combined with liberal
EDUCATION, for enabling men to take
aud express sound and clear views OF
political subjects. Webster used 10
saw that he did his business all the bet.
ter for having taken bis fathers horse
to water before he went to college
and Clay buastrd Of his manual tolls
as one &c the chief preparations nf his
craftsmanship Chosen from among
the people, the great officers Of governs
ment know how to address the popuIar
mind--and the popular mind in Ame'
RIGA. when dispassionate, is mind q
high sdcr."
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the GdstorS, &c.-The press was pet.
" well reprs snied al the Stale Pair. Two If
the Virginia editors were them-Mr. Banks. ar
the Sol,h SIDE Democrat. and Mr.. rm,ehGeld
Of the Petersburg Ezpres; and Of ,.e Nanh Ca,
rolipa Editors. there were in ai,endznse Mr.. 10.
ring. Mr.. u J. Hale. M. Robinson, Mr. Moore.
Mr. J. d. whilker, Mr. csni~sll. late q Ii.
Free Press. Mr.. Cameron. formerly Of HiIbho,
rough. who has Issued PROPOSES Cor publishing
the Hsleyon, at Beaufort. and the Junior Of lAe
Recorder. We had ,he pleasure Of meeting mos,
Of these brethren Of The quill. with nearly an Of
the Raleigh Editors. at handsome rrpaa fur.
nished by the editor Of the Standard Al his. n,i,
dence. II was pleasant c,npsny. and, ours n
apart, they were Dos % hsmely looking sei a
some editors are represented 10 be-,wo Of The
WILMINGTON Editors, whose COOL LOOKS are pro.
verbal. he il remembered. were not present We
hope 10 enjoy many such meetings. where men
Of 10th parties. Wings and Democrats. may min.
gle ,ogr,her, and rejoice in the property and
advancement, Of lhoss arts and Improvements
which minister 10 The comfort and happiness >0f
al. -