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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1855-01-10
PURlFICATlON or THE BLOOD


I PURlFlCATlON OK THE BLOOD,
AND
LIVER AND BlLlOUo COMPLAINTS.
The Citizens Of the Union suffer much from
/ disorders Of the Liver aud Stomach, scarcely
any are free from the influence otthese dcsiruc-
] tive maladcs. hence lie wears fast The fair
sex, perhaps the most handsome in the World,
up to certain period when, distressing to say,
many Loose their teeth and good looks. while
yet in the hcyday OF he Such sad evils may
be rcmcdcd hy continually keeping the blood
pure. and the Liver and Stomach in healthy
action, when life will flow smoothly, and re-
semhlc plants in ronsenial cline, where an
eternal spring APP cars io reign. AS it regards
the preservation OF the human lfnms, and the
the duration OF Inc, winch may he effected,
ami say iearleSsly' that health and life can
dinnry limts if IoilGvaIs pil; arc taken tax To- to
purlTy rho hluoI ocrorliir 70 The rulps LA
dv.,, FAR L,,l,I co,,tsim,J IN ,ia Iiro,,;S,1
'""" ''' "''''" "'',N' ." '"e "'ic' 'iohs
which accompany enrl box.
\ CASE OF WEAKNESS AND DEBlLI-
ny nE IN NENVS ,NhiNE
',,,,,, N =. tx, -. - ~
Nuhhp Il J. iiOALoN ~
FILLS.
C1Dy Of q Ir{lcy from t'NpiHiD All isoH 4 g
t,r yy,,e, j,tcJ y,,,,,y, hIb 1s5I
.ro ponr,.ss,, 1Io,Iow,, qs G,,r,,o. -
Ann.,,l V,ss.,, S,roo,. \ v y
Strl,is oil, ,,,o n,,,st to,r,c.l,,,a..
,r, have 70 ,.,,,,, , ,I,,
,.oroi ~ L,o,h a,d .,r,.r.,'i H.. ,al;,',,
liuls Tor,tc ,,", to,, yn5,s ,,.,r,,i G G"u.
II ,lernnccmcnl Of the Liver md stomach md
rn,i,,,'i -, 80 ,,.,o,,,i,, I,i IT, ""u
M NV Shin, never ey~cctinr TO 70 70 Ser ony
Ii,;l , = w " ""! /
recommended to me bnt MI to M nnrro,".
and hal given mvsclf M to despair. when / I
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1855-01-10
EAR AND EYEI
DRS. LIE BRUN & DUFTOl

DRS. LIE BRUN g. BUTTON.
oCuLIsTs AND AuRfsTs
Ear Diseases and Deafness RadicoHg Cwcdl
.DR lie BRUN offers to those suffering
~ from Deafness. his ihfaiible Anruf
RemcdieS, which have been succcsslulin near.
ly 5000 cases Of confirmed Deaf css These
remedies have been pronounced by Drs Khra-
mer, Of j Rim, 1tard and Delau Of Paris ard
Quits. Pilchcr and I,nrslcy, Of London, ns
the m"H woadccfW and eii,ctual ever applied.
for diseases Of the External and Middle Ear
They comprise Greenhouses Tor the various
diseases that affect the External Internal and
Middle Ear. DR.. lie Brun wARHANTsA cur
IN EVERY CASE. when The car is perfect in its
formation. lie has eighteen certificates from
those who have been deaf from infancy, whose
hearing is mar comWci,W yCStsrcd and they
arc nor cH0biod In tram fbe iaHgRogc. Over
200 cases of deafness have been successfully
healed by him. Certificates toihnt effect may
be seen on application. DIR. Dufton is rheon.
ly Oculisis in the United States who practices
the new, painless aud successful method ia
treating All diseases 10 which the eve is sub.
jet. Where all other means have failed TO
afford relief, he asks from such n fair and i'm
partial trial
TERMS-s5 consultation fee $40 10 be
paid when the hearing is restored to its or.
igiral acu'cncss Address.
DRS. Ii BRUN & DTFTON
Union Place. n. Y CITY
y. Il 90 y treatise ON the nature and treat.
mcut of Deafness and Diseases Of tho Ear.
with the treatment of the Deaf aud Dumb
Price -. MoRry letters mpa he reis,erelbp
II, Poi 1Ttsicr.
Aug 81 1854 c-co
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1855-01-10

M ID CALEN HEAD
No 81
MAIDEN LANE, the oldest
institution under that name
in this country, ever cstab-
lished for the removal and
prevention of the Nenerrul
disease without mercury.
Ncr ~ mcfi,S, QHick cures
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1855-01-10
EmbrOideries.

Swiss and Cambria Edsing and Insertings-
Flouncings,
Collars, Chcmiscttes
and Sleeves,
Real Thread, Wove Smyrna & other styles
Rdgings and Insertings, received and for
sale by f. NALLETTE.
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CroWbars.

OF various sizcs;-ior sale NJ
DAVENPORT'S
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1855-01-10

LOUISVILLE. Init ls.h. lSi9
h.r" cyainHoi tire 4t fnrirt, TINT compose John
Euli Extract OF sarNpnr IA and have usfaiiu in
ny ing tlatl !, a" safe mi valuable compound would
prefer To- my Mtcr nov III list Tor rho diseases arising
from an n tat o. the blood iunt the system,
contiiti. r,comm,nI i. to ms firnls -, hrin,
powerful lNtn". mud 'ue that tr.i-yc will cure NIL
r">s, 90 ui.i-r Tor Which u l. IrcCuli "n.,i Il used
according To- h,rcct4rn, l~ir-e /. to le a valuable
sucryiniruni =" M'ftufr - Nay. | have my doubts
whrhrr 10 o." u'st violent aud rr,ir,ctri c,s,- Il
SAphti., accom- ani Will Nodes lruio. IL carries Of the
Lon,si "A.rrt ousi' not ir,riy oihcrr.uiy
;. r. Me- oN A,lllL, NJ u.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1855-01-10

Principal Onicc. No Grlscy Building,
Courtlaudt st, New York, and No / Fifth st
louisville, Ky. q" ". p. russell,
23y Agent, Mildlcbury.
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MIDDLE
A gricultural Warehouse,
IRON S TOR r.
j. DAVENPORT,

lkUN, SIUFES y GGRlCULIU RRL
IMPLEMENTS.
MIDDLEBURY, VERMONT.
GTRAW CUTTERS, of The most approved
} lHtcnt, for sale AT } BAY ENpGRT
= =
DLOUGiIS, Of almost all kinds at
/ j. DANENPORTS.
- 80 - = - - - ~ :
GtTONES, Boz, Parlor and Cooking-all
kkmds, at j. DAVENPORT ).
= = = = - = = - - - - =
S,TONE Pipe u Hollow Ware ut
> J. DANENPURT'S.
WIN WARE of all kinds, NJ
| J. DAVENPORT 5.
-
LOB WORK, oc every kind usually done in
- Tin shop. At }. DANENPuRT'S.
49, - =
EORN SHELTERS x Vegetable Cutters
X For salrat }. DAVENPORT 5.
= = - -
HAY KNIVES, For sale at
Ii J. DANENPORTS.
= = = -
IRON, Steel \ Nails, for sale at the Iron
store of J, DAVENPORT.
- - - - = - = - = - = = = - = = =
GPADES, ShovciS, and Crow Bars, at the
agricultural Depot of
j DAVENPORT.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1855-01-10

TUE subscriber would return his sincere
thanks to the people Of Aiil,llcbry. and
vicinity, for the liberal patronage which has
been bestowed upon him since he commenced
business in town. and would announce to hi,
customers, and the public generally, that he
Il in ru,ttirupS tip
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1855-01-10

Philadelphia Medical
ksy SIEEEFI House Established 20
7FeISAlggET9 years ago hv DR.. klsKr-
=, 'sf'e1ks--,g nv, corner Of Vnird and
Onipn ST. hetw -en >rruoe mud Pi'.e, rai,a,
delphiu, Pa.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1855-01-10

Your attention is urgerllt Invited 10 care.
ful aud candid perusul of something hat has
just been introduced into your rocdy, barren,
yet time honored Stute.
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1855-05-05
NO. a..

no quarter asked or given. If he falls, his
face will be towards our old enemy, the
Wing party, aided and comforted by their
traitor dupcs, who will be kicked out Of
whig counsels whenever their treason cam
not be made available. Fall did we say?
Yes he may fall. Fate may have day of
gloom in store for him and democracy
But would there not be glory in such fall?
Would not that be the brightest page in the
history of our standard-bearcr which traced
hisstrugglcs for genuine democracy, for JUS
tice, for. the rights Of his fellow men? A
thousand times better defeat with such d.
amond platform than victory purchased by
infamy-by base surrender of those God.
like qualities of humanity which illuminc
even its vices, and make man worthy of him.
self and his destiny. ~
But we cannot and will not believe that
treason will be successful in November next
We cannot believe that an extreme South
ern State will place franknccnse and myrrh
upon the black altar of Abolitionism. Will.
son and Seward havenot supporters in their
homes which JEFFERSON gave to our citizens
that they might carry out one of his great
principles" eternal hostility to any tyranny
over the mind of man, We believe De-
mocracy will come forth from the ordeal
through which il may pass, purcr, and
If possible with added lustre and glory
We have tho power to do this, and our du-
ty must he performed. We must gather
the crew of Old lronsides upon the deck
those generous, manly hearts that spurn
trcachery-and clear away for action.---
They will defy, as they have dclicd thou
sand times, storm which we verify believe
will soon pass away. Not the outside shad-
ow of a damn do they care for those WHO
have gone on board pirate, cruising under
the shadow of night, with Stewards inky
flag llnttering in faint, fatal breeze. They
will sink her, or die in the attempt. The
thunder of the oldcn time will again echo
"A victor tread Nothing viii he Yielded
not a jot or little of principle abandoned
not the slightest concession made, by
word or deed. That would he dshonora.
bile, and the old crew cannot compromise
their honor. Rather than do this they
would sink to the coral caves in which the
dead mariner finds fitting home. Rather
than see the old Constitution on the lee
shore of Know Nothingism, they would ex-
claim in clarion tone:
INA ! to hr mat her holy flag,
Stretch cveay thread bare sail,
Aud give her to the god Of storms,
The Ighcnlng aud the gaev
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1855-05-05

bear Daniel Webster's carriage was sold
in Boston recently for only SIT 80.
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1855-05-05

f6g" During the first Campaign OF the
revolution some of the camp,folowcrs of
tho American army entered into design
that called out the following order, which
may be found entered in Washington's "Or-
dcrly Book"
NOVEMBER s, 1775.--As the Command
erin, Chief has been apprizcd of a design
for the observance of that ridiculous and
childish custom of burning the ciligy of the
Pope, he cannot express his surprise that
there should be officers and soldiers in this
army so void Of common sense as not to see
the impropricty of siich step at this juno
tnrc-.at time when We are soliciting, and
have really obtained, the friendship and al
lance Of thepeople of Canada, whom we
ought to consider as brethren embarked in
the same cause.-The defense of the general
liberty of America. At such a junctlre,
and in such circumstances, to be insulting
their religion, is so monstrous as not to he
suffered or excused; indeed instead of Of
fering the most remote insult, it is our du-
ty to express public thanks to these our
brethren, as to them we are indebted for ev-
cry late happy success over the common en-
envy in Canada.
"G. WASHINGTON"
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1855-05-05
Carriages & Buggys made and repaired
BY CHARLES L. JARRETT,

GErI& HANING superior iac.iites for
wv .he prompt anu ia.tniui .Aeeui.o.
y. .......y C1fft sc "Aa bassy m1"tng ona
rep HtnS DASneSS, ,nvIte puoi.. attenlloA 70
my ESTABLISHMENTS. None DuL lnisncu work
men are IN my employ, ana no ini.r.or VI oiu
tasn,Oned work wni Ue iOunu Oh hullu.
Arrangements nave been made lor receiving
the DesG material now IN USE for completing
every style OF running gear. bouy, painting and
Trimming, wlich tastc or Wcaltn can ucs.ru.
All knius OF Repairing uonc at the shortest
hoticc to 'hsaie neatlcss ana uulaDll,y. All
work Warranted, witn Proper usage. ala
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1855-05-05
II. BOW M Az,
COACH AND CARRIAGE MAKER,

n=1.vg CLiAIo.s, La.
G% 1 STILL continue 10 bullu all
ZZ-Q- k.,us Oh Pleasure Carriages, On
IA, approved plan, at the OLD slalu, Oh
the main street, runlling cast from the Pubic
Square.
Thankful for the patronage and public conf.
dence extended. l uesire 10 retain ana Increase
the sames Ly industry, llomplicss, tar prices,
anu good work, winch wlll be guaranteed To
Stahu.
/ am fully prepared to furnish at short notice,
METALLIC BURIAL CASES,
and WOODEN COlIJNs, Oh such l1lnis us will
Insure me against any charge Of eXlorloll, from
the unfortunate.
sO@P,rsonal attention given on all Burial
ocodsiOns
a2S r. BOWMAN.
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1855-05-05
TERMS.

THE "FELICTANA DEMOCRAT will be pub
lishcd every WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY, at THREE
Dollars per annum. payable in advance. Two cop.
les will be furnished for FIVE DOLLARS.
ADVERTISEMENTS inserted at One Dollar per square
TWELVE q lines or less.) for the first insertion,
and fifty ceats for each subsequent Que.
The Fee for announcing cand date for Office will
be TEN Dollars, payable in advance.
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1855-05-05

n@g~. George Washington wrote the fol-
lowing letter soon after the Constitution
was made and addressed it to the General
Committee of the United Baptist Churches
in Virginia.
Gcntlcmen If | could have entertained
the slightest apprehension that the Consti-
tuition framed by the Convention where |
had the honor to preside might possibly en-
danger the religious rights of any ccclesi.
asticle society, certainly would never have
placed my signature to it; and If / ,ould not
conceive atthe general government might
even be so administered as to render the
liberty OF conscience insecure, | beg YOU
will bepcrsuaded that no one would lie more
Jealous than myself to establish ellectual
barriers against the horrors of spiritual ty-
ranny, and every species Of religious perse-
cution. Foryou doubtless remember | have
often expressed my sentiments that any man
conducting himself as good citizen, and
being accountable to God alone for his re-
ligious opinions, ought to be protected in
worshipping the Deity according to the die.
tates OF his own conscience.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-07-07

jefferson, IFtdS,
yI.ilOlESAIE and Retail Dealer in Iron,
w Nails, Castings,
.ror,ri,x and Staple my Goods
A large stock of every description Of sup
Plies for
Con.i,g Merchants and i0rmcrs,
rba fnunn a.r i- % LEST ot some OF the leading
articles always Kept on hand
800 ,ac' Pin, Havana, aud Java coffee
20 bbI, brown sugcr.
10 hoe.hcads do
20 bb, pul,crihed aud B tons Tenn iron b
Loaf Sugar.
100 Key. ut nails
20 casks bacon sides,
- beg, lard
400 bbl, whi,b, 100 ibis hraudigs--,a-
rous brand- gin, etc
II boxes of brandy cherries
IS boNc, lemon syrup,
roo DO claret vine,
100 do champagne cider
% do mu,cM vine,
80 do assorted c0rcas;
30 do essence Of peppermint
so DO stoughton's bitters,
100 do star candles,
700 do tobacco, Of every descriptions
rs do bar soap,
10000 ~cgars, from Cuba sizes mp to the hnesl :
Cedar hu, kets, counter brushes, counter
scales, hrooms, BOTTLES, TASKS, deeanier7, eofhs
and cork screws
And complete assortment OF -" N'"ff''
Sc, DC.
Also large supply Of S'aple and famg
Dry Goods, l'onnctS, Hats, Boots, and
Shoes, Saddlcry, Sc, &c.
Jefferson March Is. ls5l N5-lN
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1c(teyson advertisements.
JOSEPH T.. PREWITr n co,

JOSEPH r. PKEWIIf n Co,
II AVE received a large and well selectea
stock Of FANCY DRY GOODS,
Hardware and Cutlery, which they offer to
their friends, customers, and the public gene
rally, on terms suitable to the EN- eney Of
III. times.
Said stock consists of Ready Made Clo-
thing. oi the latest fashions, and of excellent
STYLE and TASTE being selected from a stock Of
superior French Goods.
Also fancy prints of a beautiful kind and
style, and rare specimen of ladies' bonnets,
II the prcttcst and nes,sst, perhaps, IN this
market Saddles and BRIDES, of all sizes and
varieties, and boots and shoes, and line ven
illated hats, and every other kind OF hat sold
IN this market, together with all other articles
usually kept by merchants, all of which We
offfH Low, and wt a be glad To sell to good
customers as soon Is possible, ~ We expect
loon to receive large addition from \. York
city. hy which We can from time to time, re-
pcn,h, and thus keep our shelves full of such
Things IS the people want, aud are compelled
tn have. Please call and examine for Your
selves, before purchasing clsc"hercant obhgr
ypnr friends, ...
JOSEPH r. PREWITr y co.
Jefferson, May 20, 1851 ~.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-07-07
Jefferson Hotel

Mn, e. VI Hum, FfnPTtTFtNN'
THIS property has recently been purchased
! by the undersigned for a permanent resi-
dence, and is now ready for the reception OF
boardcrs. The able will be furnished with
the be., the market affords, and every attention
paid that is expected and required in well
regulated hotel The proprietfe-s, from long
experience, and the assistance OF her son l.. l..
Gwinn, hopes TO give general satisfaction
Travellers are respectfully invited to g'v. her q
call. G. ~ HUNT.
February II, 1888.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-07-07

ELDERToS, Ga 9Th NAV 1865.
Hon Alexander II. Stephens

Hon Alexander H. Stephens.
DEAR SiR:-A .amor prevails IN thi,
section, to n considerable extent, that you
will decline TO serve us in the mex, Com
gress, and the chief reason assigned is,
that it is supposed large number OF your
political friends have gone into the secrc,
order called Know Nothings Many OF
your friends desire to know If this rumor
be true, 1t is considered an impor'an, pes
Rod in our national aiIsrs, and your re,r>
ing at this time would be felt ~ a loss by
those who have relied on you through so
many trying scenes.
What are your opinions and views Of
this new party, called Know \o'bings I
knowing your willingness to give your
opinions on all matters OF public concern
| am induced to make the inquiry, and res
quest your permission to publish Your res
,Iv
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JEW vi Try.
ToXcpU n PREV IIT Il. co.

jefferson, Teras.
II AVE on hand splendid assortment oil
Jewcry, consisting Of gold and silver
watches, ladies' and gentlemen, breast pms,
of all sizes ear and nnger rings bracelets !
gold pens and pencils ladies' euii pms gen,
tlemen. shirt and rlshand buttons; gold
clasps breast pins cmblcmatic Of Masonry
and odd Fcnowship ladies and gents mourn
inn pin.. sc. Nc all Of which are warranted
Ia Il, genuine articles and sold cheap
Also n splendid assor,mcn, of ladies wreaths
and ar,i.iciais and a lot OF superior pen
knives.
Je,erson. Nav 20. 1854. IL
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JOHN SABINE.

49, '""f s'tttf ~ pffSo', 4tdda
AS now on hand, and will be constantly
l receiving direct from New York and New
Orleans, large and extensive assoriments of
DRY GOODS AND GROCERIES,
which he will sell on as favorable terms ms
can be purchased elsewhere. and to which he
would invite III" attention of the citizens of
Cass and the adjoining counties. Planters
and country merchants are requested 10 call
add examine his stock, which embraces Dry
Goods, a large assortment saddles brides,
hardware, crockery ware, hats, large assert
men, of ladies', boys and gentlemen's shoes.
etc, etc
GKOC Err len Bacon. coffee sugar, shot
and powder, nails, tobacco, whisky, salt, &C.,
which wiH be sold as Low as anu house in
tliS city. Also: Begging and Rope will be
furnished to planters on customary terms. lie
keeps on hand the best brands of brandy,
champagne wines, and liquors of all kinds
February II, 1858. "
I NJ. q J, G. MURPHY, F,e-proof Brick
-. Warehouse, Receiving, Forwarding and
Commission Merchants, Dallas street, Steam.
boat Landing, Jefferson, Texas
Liberal Advances made in Cash and Supplies
upon Cotton and Produce left with them for
shipment or sale. Ali kinds Of Produce and
Manufactured articles received to sell on Com
mission.
References, Oglesby & Gri-wold, and y NJ
Johnson, Shreveport. Ncssrs. Nelson, Ward.
well II Co, New York Wright, Davenport
q. Co, New Orleans.
Feb. 10, 1855. 27lv
n y STANLEY, Commission and For.
Y. warding Merchant, Jefferson, Texas
His large and well finished Warehouse il
entirely above all overilows, and every atien-
ton rendered necessary to give entire salts
faction to his patrons.
REFER ro-Hepd, Massie & Co, McKleroy
& Bradford, New Orleans.
January 10, 1888.
W. G.. BAKER X co.
I E\ERAL dealers in Dru Goods, Groce-
" RES, Drugs, O'is Paints, DyeHubs,
Windo,c Glass, DC. %.
Groceries and Bagging and Rope furnished
to planters on accommodating terms.
Also Receiving, Forwarding aud Commits
sion merchants, Dallas street, Jefferson, Texas
Feb Is. 1881. "
GROC FRIES, GROCERIES =
Jos. r. PRENTFT " co,
Jcftrson, TIdN,
IlANE on hand. aud are constantly rccciy.
| ing. large lot of groceries, winch they
are selling nj very small profits consisting Of
sugars, mola,ses coffee, Nour, salt, teas, Ia.
con, lard rice, Whsnlc-, hrdudIe-, Nc Persons
Vitl find i To- theif advantage 90 cal 90 them
jefferson, MAJ 20 l>Jl lf
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ques, your permission to publish your res
ply.
Yours, truly,
THOS. ". THOMAS
CRAwroRpriLLE, Ga, May 9th. 1888.
Dear Sir " our letter OF the 9Th inst
WAS received some DAYS ago. and should
have been answered earlier but for my abs
sence from home. The fumor YOU mention
in relation TO my candidacy for re election
to Congress, is true. have stated. and
repeated on various occasions, that WAS
not, and did not expect to be, candidate
the same now say to you. The reason
for ,his declaration on my part, was the
fact. that large numbers OF our old politi,
cal friends seemed to be entering into new
combinations with new objects, purposes
and principles Of which was no, inform.
ed, and never could be, according to the
rules oil their action and the opinions | ems
terrain. Hence my conclusion that they
had no further use for me as their Represen.
ta,ve; for | presume they knew enough Of
me to be assured il they had any secret
aims or objects to accomplish that they
never could get my consent. even II they
desire II, to become a dumb instrument to
execute such a purpose. certainly never
did, aud never shall, 90 before the people as
a candidate for their sH'rages with my
principles ia my pocket 1t has been the
pride al my i.le, heretofore not only to
make known fully aud freely my SCENTS
ments upon al. questions OF public policy,