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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-06-22
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AmyfEOrnIiussT OOruNAt-
a fwnhp 10 MxpIcAE Man RrIsKTs There are formal
lists and in all PROFESSIONS VINO deny the truth
or everything they find set down III certain hooks
which they have bee, taught I'd as the snaoP' 1O
MN, of tl principles aud practice OF thcr caings Such
l,e,rare milf stones nyouud the neck OF Progress but all
their efforts cannot chain down investigation and expert
meut nor discredt their results MedIeal martinets
might possibly found who would deny that Morses In
isozdt Coyafai is the safest and most certain
renoyatnga broken down system, aud restoring
slatteed or relaxed hefves to- ef mi vigor and ten
sion that the ssordiies yet Let them deny It'll om
mpoent truths .ghtler tah they Cali the recovered
the witness box and let testify against pre-
udce;i het faet combat theory and the gratitude of thon
sands, saved from life OF suffering and premature
grave, drown with lis the eagiings OF thosewh
are too wise in their coneeit to eynnne and test
what they condernn. %cn the shaken nerves become
hrthc weak disesiive pcsers vigorous the feeble, 'o-
bust tie detected Joyous the suffering free from pain the
bed ridden active; when every species OF func-
tiona disorder yielding this inesnahfe curative
ought we lie against the light, by denying even
donbtfng, its tsextraorinary propertiesY Forbid ~ can
dort essE sse-s. le,.--3 u ~ tsaqaa
The CordIais put up highly concentrated, pint bot
tes Price three dollars per bottle. twoor five dollars
six lor twelve dollars. g. q. RING, sHfopretor,
ae2 broadway, New York.
Sold Druggists Throughout tho United States. Canada
and the West Indies.
| Agents.-t tynkELINe.-K Ellis d cALDtVELL.t =
% scfsclSsAri-B e MEAKIN7S., q.
n5,See- advertisement .ssy jei9
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-06-22
REMOVAL.

1 HAVE removed my Wholesale stock OF DRY GOODS.
AND NOTIONS, to tile new four srory brick building,
No. 117, Main street,, Y
west side, between Monroe and Uiou streets, wnere1
will be prepared with cary and extensive Spring
stock direct romimporters and manufacturers, which
would be pleased my Old friends and customers
20 cali and cxairne.i le.st3.Es ~
1Ieb4 iWM. II. SRLBY.
0B-yaG. Metratf VIII be foundat the above establish,
inent. whsrehe awaits his old friends. -
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-06-22

| UJfThe special appropriations by the City Coup-
Gil of Baltimore for the different fire companies
this session, amount TO $4,000, besides several
other appropriations not yet finally acted upon
The regular annual appropriation of $500 eaeh---
making upwards of $4,000, not included III the
above The whole amount w,ll not be less than
$40, 600. s. ssa ts{. tm
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-06-22
HEALTH RESTORED.
Cure of Nervous Debility, Lungs, Se.-Ontrard
uGrch of HGmptOn' S Yegetabie I'inctre.

UUtt@
nlGrch Of Hampton Yegetabie I'inctrre.
BALriMoRE, March 81, 1851.
Messrs. Mortimer & Mowbray-t. .entlenen: wish to
info you the beeit have deTive. The OF
Dr Hainpton's Vegetable Tnictlire. .l,t
Fronmy earliest rccoIeoons, scarcely ever enjo, ed
a ay's health. For number OF yeEIs under tile
treatment OF the most skiul physicians Of his city; MY
disease pronounced by them liver complaint and dys
i,epaa, with affection or the and lungs de-
rived very little, If any, benefit from their treatment
also tried various remedies, all highly Recommended, to
good effect My health continued TO fail until Septem
ber last, when my mind became seriously affected; my
memory laled; great weakness fantng fts and could
not eat without great pain untihlie became burlheni
entirely useless 10 my family Just about this tine
ricni procured bottle OF this valuable Tine
ture6 Il had most powerful efe7 upon in the res
torstioD Iealthj taking boItles
eat joy my Lealth is perfectly restored
appetite good, and enjoy better health than ever
any previous time during whole LIE, all OF
which safely ascribe to the OF this most won
dorful medicine
-etaf.s-i 279S. Pdca street
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-06-22

sAa Epiroa Is JAIr.-The Geofgetowh Herald
comes to US dressed in mourning, and upon lpoks
find tiat the editor has been committed 10 jail by
some municipal tribunal for refusing to testify be
lJre it as to whom he had seen buying and CriIik
ing liquor at the hotels IN the month of May, the
ground Of his refusal being bytestifying.he would
cIimiBate himself and incur the infamy of an in
[ormer.- Gin. Eng.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-06-22

To he Sold

eEa. IL well s hss., lSssisS Lots convenient
which is Immediately over the creek, coa,,iss
Acres, and would he mt st desirable pIsse N
Factory, OF any huialn5 requiring good room n E
ers. Twenry per ct. will be taken in cash
in one and two yeats with interest from n. a., A
Also, house containing four rooms wifi Ia e
good well OF water The house, which js ~ i
The alley end Of the lot. is most comior,sss
and the location is desirable, as tits within
walk OF the most business parts CT the cifv 'e tea
Payment will be taken at 20 per CENT. anyl,h.h.,
one. two and three years. For further inors.,is.
no JOHN DuNNE. M,ttsg y "a
my26.G next door TO NJ. Rohan;s ma
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-06-22

A Monster OF THE DEEP.-A ,.pevil Fish, be-
came entagled In a line OF Sulvan,s Island wharf
at Charleston, Thursday and after some trouble
was captured by the owner OF the line. 1t meas
ured II feet from fin to fin, andls weight was ion
and half. The mouth measured two feet, and a
half and taking him FOR all in all, tits said, he
was most dangerous looking customer. This is
the second of the species that has been taken in
Charleston harbor during the last sixteen years.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-06-22

DEATH IN MouNr VEsrvIus.-A letter from Paris,
in the Boston Atlas suys:Se Young Mr.. .. Deiius,
of Bremen. fell into tile crater of Mount Vesuvi-
us the 1ith of May and perished; his body was
found. This unfortunate gentleman was the assist
ant professor Of Englishliteratare at Berlin, who
is so kindly refueinberedby all American students
who have resided inB Berlin, from his marked coar-
tesy and hosnitality to them. His sfather and seve-
raj of his famyase the partnerso Of the well known
Bremen house that has branch establishment in
Baltimore, with which city they do a large busi-
ness"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-06-22

A FLArrEnINo PIcTunE.-The New York Times
says that The fashionable society of that city is
sham, from beginning to end. 1t is utterly un-
sound, dePrayed and unnatural-a deceptive piece
Of rotton wood, made to look shiny with French
polish and gitterlng with the phosphorescent light
of corrupton-a copper cent, trying its very best
to look like iye.franc piece, and, What is worse,
in nine cases out of ten succeeding. +
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-06-22

aa-In his last letter from Paris TO the New Or,
leans Pieayune, George w. Randall, remarking
that since the creation, such fearful accountabi-
ty has never before rested upon any one man
upon the Emperor Nicholas, says: s.
s"Alexander, Cesar,. and even the great Napo
leon, living in the times they did, may have had
some justification for deluging the world with
blood; but NIchoas, who seems to have set out
on tile same career, has .none-he cannot come.
into the court OF nations and plead any excuse for
his conduct That wllfho DeftTe ii jury of honest
rulers-he cannot prove that he is not the common
disturber of tranquility of forty years dura,ion%
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-06-22

r GF-A iaiior lad received strict orders not tc
keep any prisoners in solitary confinement. Once
wheath had but two in charge, one eseaped,i ant
was obliged, in consequence, 10 Kick the other ou
of doors, to comply withthe regulations.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-06-22

NJ A country sculptor was ordered to engrave OF
a tombstone the following words: - =.
.tA xirtuous woman Issa crown 10 her huG
band.a But the stone being small he engraved il
ga yiftuous woman is 5s, to her husband. -
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-06-22
THURSDAY MORNING, JUNE %. ISL
Circuit Court.


J.&.W. Laffef,y VS. Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Z Company This cause. after trial of eight days.
was submitted 10 the jury yesterday morning
They rendered their verdict ut aboats o clock, P.
NJ. finding for the pninti1s, andsassessing their
damages at si5.675 CO. with interest from the Goth
sof4 December, 1852, until paid, Numerous billsof,
exception were taken to the ruling of the Court
plaintiffs and defendant. which contributed some.
what to prolong the ,ral. To-day, we learn, that
the cases of Polly Woods 4 Co., and Fox s EIs-
kline vs.. the same defendant win be called.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-06-22

of the world not single particle of matter has
been lost. It may have passed into new shapes,
itinay have hoated away in smoke or yopor, but
it is not lost, it will come back again in the dew
drop OF the rain, will spring up in the fibre of
tfe plant, or paint itseifon therose leaf. Though
all It's transformations, Providence watches over
and directs il stilk Evensso 1t is with everybody
thought or fieavenlydesire or humble aspiration,
or generous and self denying effort II may es-
cape our observation, may be unable TO follow
it but 1t isan element OF the moral world, and it
u inf - 49, - --..--.i =
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For Sale

IT OF No 5, in block 25. on IiampdeD stree, ee
II and running bacll120 Ieet 10 an alley mi, -
the best situated tots in tile city Ior fesd.iee -,
an alley on ihe back part and side VIII seltL. -.
Roriniormation enquire at this Office or Of Me-
AUSTff
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-06-22

SwEDENBoRe,s YouTa.-It is stated Of Sweden
bong, that tiVheni ailittIe Boy he was frequently
seen playing in the gnr.len as with some Others
when no one was seen but him. On: being ques-t.
toned Who he was playing with, his reply was,s.
with ths other boys.,' But as there were no
other Boys there The conclusion is, that even at
That early aud v h,le he was entirely rie9n=
sciuus Of the iaci, he was in full gala set sport
with tile nnseenagoFld' 10 .3s
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-06-22


PRoenEss OF THE CHoLRRA.--In New York City.
last week, there were aboutt50 deaths from chol-
era. The disease is, no doubt, on the increase IN
the city, while on Wards Island and at quaran-
tine it is said 10 be rapidly diminishing. The
family of John Brechonys residing in Cherry ST.,
in that city, have nearly; all been swept off,
Tktee of his children died on Thursday. and an
other on Friday, at which time his wifeandi him-
self were lying ill. The only remaining child Isl
girl about 10 years of age. The family was verv
poor, aud their apartments filthy in the extreme.
Yhe Board of Health is to assemble this morning
TO adopt such measures the exgency ofthe mat
ter requires. So.
LII Boston, on Friday, Capt. john H. Titcomb,
formerlya shpmaster in the East India trade, and
three Others, died of cholera. We hear of the
disease also in Reading, Moss... where Mrs.
Barnes. lady about 10. who has always been re-
-narkabfe for het good health, died of cholera. "A
letter from Boston, dated the 10Th, says.
ttWithin len days there have BEEN, perhaps,
thirty cases of cholera in this city, IN Woburns
'Reading, and other places, and half that number
may have died. A nelghbor of mine died OF the
disease yesterday, after sickness of two days, at
the age of &C.. Ii was man perfectly regulariE
his habits and lived in very healthy pant oil the
city - 49, = fe41s -
a good many deaths from cholera are reported
I'm Kentucky, as in MaTySyiile, and in Spencer
and Washington counties. Also, in Bedford5
Tennessee b as,,s 80 1sas n, - 3tlf-} Ia.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-06-22

LlauoR Law IN CosSEcTIcur-fle Legisla-
,ure of connecticu, Ii, spassed prohibtory liqpot
law. In The House the vote was l4l in favor and
Z 90 against the bill. iuthe Senate there were ls
yotesin favor of the ball and L vote against III
The act prohibits the sale of ale, pore lager beer,
cider, and all wines, but provides that cider and
domestic wines may be sold in quantities Of NOT
iess4han o gallons ut one lime The acttakes ef-
feet ON the lst of August.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-06-22

sra FUafTIvE SLAVE LAw.-Aitorney General Cush-
ing has giyGnia long and interesting opinion. in
which he shows that whenever it becomes neces-.
sary for the United States Marshal 10 call citizens
to his assistance to insure the enforcement of the
fugitive slave law they become themselves officers
and agents Of the United States, and as such ent-
tied TO be literally compensated for their services
by the government, and not at the cost of the
claimant of the fugitive. This decision arms the
Marshal with power which enables him to call
around him body of law-abiding men, capable
of successfully resisting the utmost efforts of mobs
10 thwart him in the execution of his duties.-Bait.
Sun. r,f7rs
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-06-22

j. G-A country girl writing to her friends, says q
the polka, that the dancing does moi amount Il
much. butthe bngging is-heavenly.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-06-22
Dyspepsia, Rheumatism, tScrofula. Cough, Asth-
ma, Consumption, Liver Gomplaislt, &c.
Ngglf Atrf, INV

L
AIe you sick Beware or limitations lAsk for Hrtap-
ons 1egttaAe Tfnctnae. The many made BY this
medicine must a We merit, and gre merit, too, to
stand test OF public opinion. No ofpuing gal
ranize worthless article, keep it up goUd
medicine il it be not really SO.
good medicine wiIlive, BECOME popular and extend
its sales eiler year. in sPe OF oppositoh The
pie ,esaiy mud out ITS na the 91pe o. the pas
papers can spread u 4 living witness tesying tothe
In proof Of what we say above, we re er you to Ratap-
o The e or W Ysafie e Gfoee arst cured
OF Rheunatisni OF eight years. staIds all other RENE
VIM NJ Oldham (ote OF the Custom, House. dwelling
No i26 Pine st, oil DysPeia great deb ty permanepty
w "a. schacner. Esq, one oldest nagistratesand
and restored to robust health. . . l1ss
years with hip disease and ecuria rheuiatsi cured
alter all other remedies had failed.
Geo Goodiie Hl Capt phos @ no Robf Gaa JUS
J6hn Pervaii s. A. trisfin JOHN Luke Rev. " Esls.
ridge, u S Navy, aud thousands others cured of DysPep
Dsaee co. we On
DR. HaMP1oN the author Of this great Hamptona
Vegetable Vincre, in his sot car, good heait
that viii be seen that not aatlcle got up impose
10 HGY in thia city viii bear the same et=S1
n1caf and get pamphlets egratis,1 and The many
ID has shown itself nnstpowefflly curative Of =
NERVOUS DISEASES, 81
In their various forms. gvins life and sigor, restores
pscs pa Of despondenes It's d
tion on tie st9ae liver idnsys a9gs and hs aer
OF the urinary coughs asthma bronchial alice
tions, consumption scrolna, Kings XVII, worms, rIeu
maIIsH. gout. euraga, Saint Vius Dance FITS, Fistu
Ia, Piles. withall diseases arising nom mRure blood
egeral secrt IS leIa rappnn, 18Th ward, and 5yI
DTuggf Is geHerEllrs u. 3Fa54f5I
m5SSoldby MoRriaER & MowBRAY, ei0 Baltimore st
Baltimore, and iSD4 broadway, NY
FIIyres OF HHnnIrsll.l. RthhoiogIeal Researches
based upon the Ancient MpRomeis, Paintings, sculp
tres and crauia OF Races; etc ety. py T 2 n N D.
af'tf, = Received by Una "a
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-06-22

THE DUEL BETWEEN GEN. SAUNDERS ANDJUDop
ESANs.--A correspondent Of the Charleston Cou-
rier, whowas accidental spectator OF the recent
duel between Gen. j. Saunders, oil Alabama,
and Judge Evans, of Mississippi; gives the ioilow-
ing details OF the encounter:
sFive rounds were fired; the first round, General
Saunders received a ball in nis lett arm, out tiie
bone was not injured nor any bioou vessel Iuptu-
red. The third round he was again shsnliy struck
in the right breast, the ball passing just under the
skin No fears are entertained, however, from
his won nds. sssrs' tes2-
The fifth round Judge Evans wase shot, down
aud dangerously wounded, ihe bali entering his
breast The difficulty seems TO have sorlginated
from some very harsh words used by General
Saunders. in reply to a speech that Judge Evans
made before The Literary Society of the Western
Military Collegein Alabama.
+, Some twelve months ago the Society appointed
Gen. Saunders to deliver The ANNUAL address, 10
take place last April, short tune alter he was
appoilted, he left the STATE and went to Charles
ton,, S. e., where he remained until about the
first of April. When he returned he found that
[Judge Evans had been appointed IN his stead 10
deliver the address. The day arrived, both the
gentlemen attended the school, aud both made
speeches, aLie peeches-E Evans speaking first. In
ibe course of his remarks he alluded 10 The Gener
ais leaving SO soon afler RECEIVING the appoint
lnentsthe year previous, and stated that sthe had
fed from The undertaking." Gen. Saunders, in
reply, stated the reasons why he left, and gave
the lie to Evans assertion, and used other very
abusive languageto the Judge, which resulted
that evening in a challenge.
i gJudge Evans is a native of Charleston, S. c.;
he LETT there when quite young iand3@eut to Mis-
sissipp where at the age Of %, he engaged in the
practice OF law and soon bscane distinguished i'll.
his profession, and at p years of age he elect
ed Judge the Circuit Court. He has wife and
three 9cb.laren. General Saunders is a very young
man. not more Than "a years OF ge, but possessed
of great ability yandextraordinary talents. He is
farmer, and native of North Caroline; lie has no
wife nor chi,ten 1t is indeed very bad that diff
fculties of SO sad a nature should occur between
such men, men who bid far 10 be Shining lights
10 their country. Il 9F{e3SsS , L
The duel was fought in mississippi near the
State line. ~
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REAL ESTATE sATre,
,rRljSTRE5S o.

ID virtue or two Deeds or rTrns, M r. 81
- II aicEweni one OF which bes ~ by n
oI oelVpef, lSo0s and the other an tSe on Tie kfN
May, lsol and both duly oTsieJ IN I 1s ~
y ne county Court OF Ohio county, Ia eetks o.
Trustee Tor tile benefit Of the e, ~ the &absc,S
Bank OF Wheeling ssili on Nossssss and N.
nexI before tile Court HOUSE door Il s :, 18Th day
lnss proceed 10 sell at public ancfon =, e city or ~
Tor ready money, the following se highest -
ny thereof as may he Necessary y io ny Lots, (Sr =,
eight (S) in square nine C9). seven m IN Lots Buzz
(), fourteen (ti) fifteen (f5) ami 81, qtIe iliri
iweiity-siX l26)i and sixteen (i6) in soIi' le) ii
IN the audInon 10 the City OF Wheei,sl twenty
Ritchietown bat now known by t,r olhsy 4
ing. y 's''s nsilie otSOuts9, Is
Such title as is vested in me as Trust.
the purchaser sFe VIII Be m,
m,21 FRANCIS R. AARNs,,.
PUBLIC SALE g0R Ciil;T iiss5s sssial LR0ls
fItHE undersigned, having recent,Sft.-s 10.
i ranging III size from about two II u ~ 10 iltol
portion emaining unsoid OF the lands t @eie IN
Farm. within the corporate limits OF me @ as Il. =
VIII on Saturday the 24th day of June peS, q
Tue same at lubiio auction. 10 the hshss,
front doorof tie Court House OF Ohio
FOR beauty OF location, ard fertility Of sall..,
not surpassed by any in the county. srJ ~ hs
seeking ocaHonior couhfry residenee ~ y y ~,
time etjoy all the advantages of the ci,y iiasS
n.enCe 10 market and his lIdce or businet slsoSs
by any other IN this section OF The ronnir'a ha hag
Broad aud accessible Streets 3co,neeissj -
street on the SOUTH and the National Ros4s y H..
through the property known as the Vipeess Z ~
owned by John Mcclure, Esq and also M, y lNss5
on the east, have beenlaitl out rough rbs, N
flee, and also at the County Court cIerk,s Il Ii
Terms made known at The lime OF saIe
.-ss=,., r FRANCIS X. ARMSTRONG
d Ulszt s.--- --sla OF Fes,.-.'ssg
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-06-22

IEAIrH OF NAsi.y II he Nashville Banner
of Tuesday says that during the iortyeeight hours
ending at O'Clock; z. II. The previous day, there
wefeeig ght5nterments infbe Ciiy Cemetery, dlfee
of which were OF persons who died of Cholera.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-06-22

iran attempt was made on Tuesday night to
fire the Town Hall Of Cambridge, Md.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-06-22

MARRIAGE OF SEHAros WELLEG.-rhe Hop.J.
b. Weller, of the Senatesof the United States,
rom The .Soid STATE, ieit washington CITY
blanchard, of Sacramento, for the Empire City.
The Senator, on tomorrow, in the city of New
York, expects TO bow at the Iymenial altar. The
lady 10 whom he is 10 be united in wedlock is
Mrs. Lizzie Stanton, of the city, The Hon. VIM
N. GWIIL of the Senate, anu Hon. Milton S. Lath
am aud the Hon. James a. MeDougalE. of tue
House of Representatives,, also left Washington on
Saturday, en- route for New York, 10 be present
at tile marriage Alter the celebration OF the
nuptials, the happy pair expect 10 visit Saratoga
where they viii piosaby remhin a week, and then
come ON to the Federal City.
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Reduction Of Duty on Iron.

We perceive from The doiDgs in Congress that il
isrnote than probable thatthe duty iron will be
sinterfered with during the present session of that
hody, and reduced. We shall not now examine
the probable effects of such action upon the great
iron interests of the Union. It's results are too
striking 10 need prediction or speculation. The
experience of the past gives a ready ans @er, and
the comparative prost:ation of the great works
which an excessive demand hes called into exis-t
tence. Let the proposed amendments pass, and
the results must be most dastrous. e Already nn-
der the increased prices of labor and provisions in
every part ofthe country, the profits of these es-
tablishments are not they have been, even
though aided by the unusual demand. particularly
for railroad iron. Open our ports 10 the iron of
Europe. and the manifest result will be that re-
SUITS not dissimilar 10 those occurring not more
than ten years ago, must follow. The adrninistra-
ton is weak enough now. Lett it throw off the
iron interest and the few ligaments that now hold
its adherents together willbe sundeIed, Except
the public plunder lgamenp and the administra.
ton powerless for good or EVIL. 2