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CAmART's PATENT sIELopHINE,
BOTANIC MEDICAL OFFICE
rn THE AFFLICTED.

nR. y. PADDLERORD, Office at No. III Exchange
~ Street, Portland may be consulted on all Diseases
incident the human frame DE- T. gives particular at
teltiOn to all Diseases OF ,he Urinary Vagans s
great sue In those long standing and difcu cases
such as were formerly considered incurabe, Is sufficient
to commend him to the public, as worthy the patronage
he has received Therefore, pers ms afflicted with Diseas
es Of the above nature matter how difficult or long
standing the case may be, would do well to call ON Dr.
paddesorl at his Office and " not eiectuay relieved,
no remuneration will be required for Ills services
Read, Reflect, and b, Wise In Time.
7, ia acknowledged Ivy all Physicians Of repute In oil
countries that no medicine Is sufficient 10 cure al
eomplants and also that, with the exception OF Neural
Via ma one medicine will any one disease, but that
49, cr,nlant requires a change Of Medicine as II pro
rcsas towards cure, consequently all medicines sold
BY Druggists, curing all complaints, shouia pe s'"
eli, n YOU wish to avoid being humbugged. ,,..
10 EemnIes.-An diseases peculiar to females,
feh IA Suspensions Irregularities &c) speedily re-
moved The efficacy Of his remedies Tor the cure OF ne
ahove eetIons have been vel tested In an extensive
p' TIC ~, Mci,.-You who are troubled with
Seminal Weakness, generally caused by bad haht III
youth. the effects Of which are nocturnal emssols,
Mains and dizziness in the head, orgetfrnes sometimes
ringing In the ears, weak eyes, &c, terminating ~
consnmntion or insanity II neglected. are speedily and
| Permanently cured by Dr.. Paddleiorl.
~ Beware Of ali kinds Of Elixirs and cordals, az
/ they are OF no use. ,,, A., al ,,so.so.
Of private nature, III polh seNss, ""' " ~
Dr. Paddlefor Is not only making improvements by his
daily Increasing practice, but also informing lseu ~
,ha ;rsntment of the most difficult both in this
country and Europe lie is determined, let the expense
be what II may that his patients shall have the best med
lical treatment in the world. =,
Recoect, all you who are afflicted, Apply al once AZ
INV Office, and but few days viii be required to affect
cure. ,,,
Rooms adapted for the privacy OF patients. The POOR
advised free Of charge Physicians or patients wishing
a,1tn mo IA
fee, 81, will be answered by return mail. tl-y
wv W W. +. PADDl.Lf0RD.
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B. Z. ROSS 6 CO.,
AIR Liberty Street, Biddcford.
PATIENTS.

A MEXICAN AND foREiGy OFFICE, AGEycY FOR Bus.
n IsEss WITH u. ;. PATENT OFrICr, WASHINGTON,
TO Stnfc ST, o.tou. opposite Kilby 81. IMPOR.
TANT INFORMATION TO INVENT
ORS. The Subscriber, (ate agent Of the \. Patent
Office under the act Of is5 determined to present al
yanages In applying for PS.ents superior 10 those Offer
ed inventors by others, has made arrangements whereby
on applications prepared AMI conducted oy him, THIRTY
DOLLARS (nstead Of $40 paid back Ivy others) will be
RENTED by him In Of failure To obtain patent, and
the withdrawal through him within thirty days amer the
rejection Caveats, Specifications Assignments and al
neccs sary papers and drawings for procuring patents IN
this and foreign countries, prepared, and advice rendered
on legal AMI scientific nter. Respecting inventions aud
Infringement Of patents.
Inventors cannot only here obtain their specifications
the most reasonable terms, hut can avail themselves Of
the experience Of - years. practice, extensive library
Of legal and mechanical works and correct accounts 81
patents granted In this and other countries besides being
sayeda journey to Washngtonhe usual great delay there
rs well rs personal trouble In Obtaining their patents
Copies Of claims for any patent furnished by renitting
ono dollar. Assignments recorded at Washington.
X. II. EDDY, Solicitor OF Patents
"During the time occupied the Office Of Couimlssion
er Of patents, II. H. Emmy, Esq o Boston, did business
at the Patent ONCE Solicitor of Patents There wers
few, any persons occupying that capacity, who had q
inuch business before the Patent olce and there wer'
nont who conducted II with more skill, fidelity AMI sue
cess. regard Mr. Eddy Of the best Informed and
most ski Patent Solicitors In the United states, ant
have no hesitation In assuring inventors that they canno
employ person competent and trustworthy, AM
more capable Of putting their applications In form
secure FOR them an carly and favorable consideration
the Patent Office.
EDMUND BURKE, late Commissioner Of Patents"
"PArESr 0FfIcE,---
II. II. EDpr, Esq, Boston, Mass. III. ...
"sR Your facilities for the prosecution OF any busi
ness connected with this Office are equal to those Of an,
other agent. am very respectfully yours, Sc s6-n
THOMAS EWBANk, Commissioner Of Patents"
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RAILWAYS REGULATORS. RAnwAy's Rrou.
LIToRs are most carefully prepared from extracts and
gums II trees lants roots and herbs. There are no
pills in use that will act upon the Liver, PancTeas,
Bowels, the Salivary Glands and Nerves, so pleasant
~ and so efrsetualy as the Il. X. REGULATORS. No
pills can be taken for any length of tins with the
same safety TO the constitution for, instead II debit
taling the system by powe rfl and drastic pnrging
they act pleasantly uPon the bowels nnd impart
strength TO every nerve and tissue VI. the body.
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REGULATORS VERSUS rILLs'-We are con-
tinuaIly asked Whai IL the difference between Rad
ways Regulators aud ordinary pills'--We answer
that pills. they ordinarily prepared and sold by
different manufacturers, are generally OF Two kinds
those which opem;e the bowels merely called pur-
ratiye oil H. aud those which excite the secretion of
the liver and are called mercuIia or liver ns. Rad
ways Regulators resemble pills merely ~ shape, but
differ in every other characteristic. they act not
only on the bowels but the liver, skin, pancreas,
and Kidneys regulating each organ 20 AN healthy at
ton They are not dListc, aud never give pain as
most puIgave pills do they stimulate the liver with
out endan gering the patient with salvation, as mer
cuTial nils Do containing no minerals IN their con.
ppsiOn they are Harmless. when used Tor length 81
time They are tasteess, being enveiOped In an ee-
CANT coating of gum. 10 regulates, 10 purge
GOOD al all lines. AS FAMILY PHCSiC, RApwAy's
REouLAroRs are the most innocent, safe, mild, and
plcasant Pills in use. They are quick and certain
cure for Cosiiyenes, Indigestion, Liver Complaint,
Kidney Complaint. Jaundice, Head Aches, Nervous
ness Melancholy, Diseases Of the bladder. FEMALE
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Fleur Abus, Whites
and IRREGULARITIES OF all kinds. BILLioUs DHrAsEs.
Bile ON the stomach, bilious Collie. Enlargement OF
the Spleen and all Chronic Affections Of the Liver
aud Kidneys. II. X. II. REMEDIES are sold by Drug
ris,s everywhere. For great cures performed IN a
short time ty X. II. Relief, see next weeks paper.
L. X. X. RruEpIEs act quick. The moment they are
taken or appledthsr health restoring and pain ro-
lIsving efficacy Is fel.
H. H. HAY Druggist Portland, general agent for the
State Of Maine. AGENrs.-J. Sawyer, NJ D. Diddeiord
r. Gilman, J. q. Durham, j. q. Rollins, Saco A. War
rem Kennebunk silas Derby NJ j" Weber, Alfred ~
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DIR. BROOKS

NLOsED business in saco five months ago In conse-
v quence Of M health and he has given sufficient notice
for settlement Of accounts. But again he would say to
all those having unsettled accounts sgslnls him to pre-
sent them for immediate payment, and all indebted to
him are requested 10 make payment before the first day
Of December next without fall The wise AMI prudent
will neglect and thereby incur cost for these accounts
mus be settled up. Or. Bangs patrons who have not
yet plbl, can pay Dr. Brooks.
De- Brooks hereby tenders to his numerous friends and
paying patrons his sincere thanks for past hvors. 4ih
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IMPORTANT TO Pill. TAKERS. Every one
who il in the habit W taking pills will find RApwAf.
RssULAroSs the most pleps1nt, safe, and enecinai
regulator oC the bowels, Liver. Pancroas, aud me
most CERTAIN pUmrIER oF THE BlooD ia use. Que
ct RADwAY's REGULAToRs Is superior. In poTt OF
medical strength aud efficacy, 10 SIX Of the most pop
uIar and best approved cathlItic pills.
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MH0IESALE AGENTS.

Observation-Disclosures, Wcniz TO-, Ia Norln
Tblrl 81, Nsr York.-C. v. Clickner q Co.., 81 Bar
CAV ~. demonstrating & Co., No. state ST.
And every respectable druggist throughout the United
states J2--lycop
j. q. ROLLINS, Agent in saco. g,
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Ccrtinued nom last rcstk.
R.R.R. D,sCOYERV No. 3.

H.H. IL. DISCOVERY No. 3.
DADwAY'S REGULATORS. THE TnlsD GRE.
IL MEDICAL Discovery OF RAILWAY 4 Co. one
RrGuLAroR is sufficient IL regulate the Bowels, Liver
and PancTeas. 40 n healthy discharge of their iunc
tions Two viii insure pleasant discharge from Tho
bowels at a regular period Of time every day. Fou
10 six win purge thoroughly all corrupt and actimon
Gus humcfs nom the Glmentafy canal.
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Tal 80 b SIS i ~ = GiLSiS - n W.
TO Let,

EoUR ROOMS for odices, over the Clothing
Il store OF Owen &c Moulton, Main ST., Saco.
Inquire OF r Greene, Esq, in the same building
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DIR. J. n. sCHENCK's
Pull MONIC SYRUP.

ron THE CURE OF CONSUMPTION.
uIIr proprie.or Of this medicine was himself many
wears ago. reduced 10 low as 70 he given up by his
physcans and friends In the last stage OF consumption
when all hopes Of ever getting well had he he was
strongly recommended TO try syrup made rom an old
The family pyscians and large number OF respectable
gentlemen testified to the facts In this case and soon the
u,nonc Syrup obtained reputation never equaned In
that sec lon Of the Country Creating, rs this case d
sensation second to that only Of miracle Dr. schenek
was waited upon by many similarly aiiie'ed 70 whom he
administered the syrup with the same beneficial results
I'm fact eb was the nooriey Of this medicine that e-
nent praceing physicians had their attention drawn o
ward tbe rising reputation OF II, IRON having witnessed
s curative powers and frequently extended the hand OF
friendship and encouragement to DIR. schencs and used
il In their daily practice.
No other medicine operates In the manner that the u'
uonary syrup does 1t produces healthy action upon
The morbid parts by purifying them from disease II
promotes the expectoraons alays the ceug npens the
matter Ia the lungs aud when II Is discharged, II heals
the onng that the breaking Of the ubercnes or absess
Produces and the lungs become sound and esume the
perfoance Of their natural functions 1t also soothes
The rrated portion OF the lungs and other organe, and
Tim, rstores those parts to heah superior property
that The medicine possesses all others Vs. that II con-
taIns mo- oplum calome or any other deleerious drug
In ISL Dr. scheniek removed from bennington, Ne"
Jersey to Philadelphia, and commenced the praeuce
his profession where he soon acquired reputation eN
eelled by none in curing disease that had hereto0
been deemed curabie and he has since then daily pre-
seut TO the world ncentesabe evidence Of his success
! Roth Of his parents died with consumption, which ap
20 have been an hereditary disease with his father
FAMILY Allhis brothers and sisters, except one die
early OF this disease Of them, but the one brother
reaching the age OF twenty. .,r. .,
Thus eft nearly the last Of his family he naturally ie
some alarm, as one after announcer Weie Co'Ss""" v"
l,o,, l, fell DESTROYER.
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HsOttsS ssiau A<Ot Ava 'c"kSs
ruNHE Subscriber OILERS for sale his House and
Lot, situated on the corner OF FoSs and Birch
Streets on Biddeiord Heights. Tue House was
In;l, i've years ago. of tho best materials, aud was
finished under the personal inspection Of the sub.
scribor. II is onc and a half story house, with
ell and barn attached. 1t has six rooms, independ,
cnt on closets and pantry on the lower hoor, and
two well finished chambers ON The second hoor,
every nom ~ he house i paPeied aud nnishcd
in the mos, thorough manner. lheTe Is an eAcei-
is,, c.iir under the whole house, with soft water
therein, and a well ofhaul water near by.
The 10, contains near 5000 square leei, portion
of 4, being a garden in which there are q number
OF rarc fruit trees jus, coming into bearing.
For hral,hiness aud convenience OF location IL
is not exceeded by any rcsidence IN town.
FCrieuns, OF paymen, aud price. enquire OF L.
LYMAN w. YORK
Biddef,rd. Nov. II, 1854. $40"
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supporters.

SUPPORTERS < fRussEs Of the latest ant
- mos, approved styles, kept BY DR., n; BROOK
N. BROOKS, MAIN ST., SAco.
Saeo, Feb. 3, 1854, - -
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sol.ti,t0ry Testimony.

We the subscribers, residents Of Pennington, do here
BY certify that We well acquainted win W. ..
s!hsnr lie wa, attacked by disease, which, as we
SSiiSHs ,ernnatei In Pulmonary Consumption under
Ire opcraton Of which, he reduced so low as to De
unsSc to leave his bed for long time and 10 al p,
carance was past recovery lie Is now perS s us,iaed
~ n as our belief TINT these salutary eneet'
49, rs,rlte from the use Of the pulmonc syrup
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7lDIBGS El0N THI Stat OF WAR

7lDlIGS FRlH TAB Stat OF WAR
JsnG; nearly 50 Interesting, especially to ne ais'l
Great European Cough Remedy.
Real chem ami Judge for yourselves, anil Il You are
lungs, give the mellcnc falr trial.
FROM Or. RUST.
sovru PlnIs, Dec. O, 1854.
REv. WALrR CLAEEE.-Dsdy Sir s-During the past
year have had occasion to know Of the beneficial ef.
fcts Of your European Cough Remedy IN several nstan-
ces aud frum the representations u those who have Civ
en- fair trial. have hesitation In saying that BE-
Consamption AMI Chronlc Pulmonary Complaints IN
general, Your Obelent scryant,
WA. ADJUST, NJ. d.
Extraordinary Cure Of Mrs. IiunueweIl.
Mrs Hunnewell, Of Scarborough, had Coz two years
AMI ten mouths been afnctel With most distressing
cough. with Pressure % the lungs. and other
painful symptoms Dariur this time she had employed
good physlcaus AMI taken many G. the popular adyrr
tsed remedies without experiencing any permanent heu-
eft Many nights she obliged 10 s up Coo hours,
not being able TO breathe ami lying down, her sus de
SPARED % her recovery. Ia June she induced W
try Rev. W. Ciarkeis Great European Cough Remedy.
. ec,,ls. % cents grsa!y rcusSSl her AMI ensSGr-
Of all whe knew her. these two bottles without any
other medicine whatever, completely rostorvd her 10
health, which sac contiuu's - enjoy.
Mr.. anil Mrs Iunnewel hold themselves ready -
sxcr All Inquiries rcspeciing the above extraordinary
cur. ami satisfied that the European Cough MiN-
ture the bcst rCuel knAn 1r Coughs aud Disorders
81 the Chest and Lnngs and as such they commend Il
10 the afflicted.
They also state that Mr. Watson one of their neigh
bors VII, vas cyusierd by his fricmls be In Con-
sawgiioa, vas persuaded 70 Try the European Cough
Remedy, anil the result was rapid rcc,rcry.
Removable cure Of PAUAisic rita ssrsrs Cough,
communicated by Mr. BreWstsr, Postmasisy,
Csrns' Corner, .fgrust -, issS'
REv. w,LrvH CLAExE. = Dear SIR = Mr.. samuel
Shaw residing In Grecne Kennehec Co, Me-, has been
afflicted With the Phthsc &c number % years, mr the
st winter he was DISTRESSED f5r breath that he could
lie down, az last, hcarIs u the European Cough
Remedy, he sent flr n bottle ami cfnmeocci taking Il,
he viy rclicyed NJ the hrss dosc, AMI fon that
time he rcstr well az night. ew hotties cauplcted
vure AMI Ne nov dcsirrs 90 rvcCmmend thr medicine &c
others, a. h. j. ty assured that his worthy q the Ut
mo- cuntdence.
Trial bottles, IS cts.-Largr bCt.ies, containing the
quAnutY - Nur small oiscs IS GENTS
SID Wholesale ~ the Pruprietor Cornish, Ne.
Tor sale, In saco ~ r. GILMAN Rilleforl, DR..
Lorf-Jtss Otcs. Kenurh,tuk q Clrrk Keuue-
eunk-Icr', Carrier. Wells, D4aisl Eiftfsssif srR
Osunqnit, g. Latucasi. Cap Ncideck GoryiHBrr-l
kittery, Az Ltsby.' Nosth nerw,cs S9o,r Sou.h
Berwick, TAOngsea Great Iaus Sf.r,n, ,,nd M |
Jansss. Milton Mhls, For. SpriagValc. Ford Am,
CoaaHf. Nateroyro, 4Hca LI1et'cE 5y.rEsft ~ 4
Newaeli, Wood. uSst Nesnsii, L0uf. sss,th pr. /
son<held, Hlfos And 10 asynts Ia nosl tosns An a.
STATE. ct
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FROM DIR. RUST.

Real them AMI Judge for yourselves, AMI n You are
similarly afflicted, orhaVc any disorder Of the chest AMI
lungs, give the medlclnc falr trial.
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Great European Cough Remedy.

II not nearly 50 interesting, especially to the afflicted
Il ne the following cAss oE CURES PERFORMED by the
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NLARKEs COUGH SYRUP Cor sale by
" Is ID. l. MITCHELL.
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GEN TlEM EMS
FURNISHING GOODS.

Together with great variety Of Fancy Goods, to be
closed up cheap.
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JOURNALISM AND OFFICE.


In TIE United Sta'es there "a not more faithful
gusrtie OF public interests than the public ournssi
and much ss the freedom Of tue pros soued in our
cour,ry by lbenous and unprociplei shee.s, yet 1t
were batter that suh evil should Do tolerated III IN
tho. the freedom Of the pFess should be Destroyed
for though there are m.ny libeJuI and uop,incpled
iouInsls extent, yet their influence il small. la Eo
glard The newspapers Weld powerful Influence, bat
Il is secondary one Pnlanert-not public jour
na'.-governs public sentiment
FIT, On or .seDty years ago Congress, ruled publ,
opirion With such men ne Webster, Calhoun Clay,
Wright snd host of other brilliant mirds compOs-
ing that body YVES the en- bOdiment o. the pubic
sentiment. Pnbi, journals were inside subservient
TO congressional opinion their va Influenced
If rot controlled by Representatives in Congress;
and so far from being Independent OF congressional
Influence the public press Was looked upon as mere
secondary org sna sort OF neipDeat u Congress aad
ClngTefsner.
Bat the press il no longer mere mouth piece for
members OF Colsress il is fulfilI hs her, anober
destiny. Congress DO longer rules pnbllc opinion.
The brilliant talent which was Ia Congress IN 1910 IL
Lot there the giant nelects that for The tins be-
IL gave our National Congress character for dignity,
brplisucy of taller and forensic eOquence second TO
10 such oiBer assembly the world ever saw,
have nearly all passed away. and their places been
tiltd by ultN, 700 OF NsOlu alc PONY NHl
culsted fer the position they hold. And even hsd
not Congress degenssed in point OF talent It could
rot lead public opinion At the present day. Ihe IN
futnce Congress welded has departed from thlt
body, and is centered in the public jou-nsls OF
the day. Instead of being made sGbseryieot to the
wishes OF the few, they LoT control the opinions Of
the nary The election Ct cur Senators aud Repre-
sentaiivts is dependent " no slight degree upon The
court pursued by the public press Congress IS no
longer The infaDe body il oucs wasi its acts are
either condemned or approved by the public jour
nas and this condemnation or al prova Is the voice
Of The public.
But while Compress has been degeneratinr, the
public press bss been constantly Improving In tone
and talent aud few years, journalism y destined
10 DE the profession in the United St,es. As II 70 the
organ of The people the people gill have the aolest
talent 10 represent their interests and 81 n Journals
only Sill be supported edited with alii,y 4nd
ore faithful 10 the interests Of the people. We re-
D. a. the American presl IS fulfilling high and noble
oestiuy: II hss bdllaut future before II. In ieS
vesrs those who sre il,erato and qu.liied, will be
compelled to ree0rt 10 something else As means of
maintenance and American mountaineering to
tie GuUport the aoest talent DO the conBry-fiu be
The embodiment of the Intellectual wealth Of the
limited Srs1es,
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on Others. We stated tbs fur ssc:, Tbs, the very
uer advertised and kno-,n 81 the editors and con-
ouc'ors OF lHE IKf 81, vho raising 80 loud On
cutlery because DE editor Of The TINES Il NOT .
plsoeeo mercer Of the Total Abstinence party, are
Lot ID. as>ives, either theoretically or prscrc.uy
tee otsiers and thst al their clsmOr on THIS suoeo'
k tie moe, hypacrtical ana Ph,rsaicsl caot.
Aod here i way in which TIE TRIsrSE seeks %
NEE this awkward issus
Wien hEh psbic fsue.,n4ry, relying % q y,uina
vhith efi.iois, bis ie duet. sors aH-ii 70 49,,
s.ecf.ss . 81 is< r, u yra. he 70, eep.-t
iror di.BEy but te c.n'ssses AZ once ne
.psly voae the Lieutenant ma ~
ush; peihsis nsEe more s0eee.isl stPsns 100 q as ~
iysrsicr. on The Temperance LsT b e2rnnnt ~ reps-
h TBE TEsuSr 20 The question hsu5, AID onins ns
.reu PTS divert tbe public attention IRON 81 nseu .
iadsrieuo who Whatever hsf c'nEietion.' nave 10
de,sd theE1 IN ped.ss CorvenB taye not n- q &c
Office scusht 10 Enjoy the Pott o. oll "a
Tpor - rubi. agent r--Pousi5l- 70 hi- eSn-iiso
md 70 h- Pres BE- j. jq.. so yer! seys h .,
have 10 letter OF JaaSins himself u 81 % f,.n
f- putati3rs ofterr ne 'ssr ia, PROCURE -. -
hin"
The dignity Of the Lieutenant Governor Il likely 20
be eotntfon.ised II is in good keeping certsniy,
uhen The Amipsdsb seeks Of TIE IRiBUsE tske J,
into cnstody We beg 70 remind those Interesting and
n,os,e,taiious pbilan,tropi-ts that relieved
from sny necessity of ''con occurring Their existence
by their own equent publication OF t1sr nsui = as
The editors OF The rRIBUsE-'bef al th-r
of tresohery sDd dOubleGesing hGalnst ne Lleuen-
snt-Goyer1or have been fully SOS ered on ms su,nor
y in r. pies which they have lacked the deeency or
the courage either 20 copy or 30 nO 3e-thst they are
ouite a. responsible he ia 10 the puolc ana me
Pres and hat tie public uo gmsUt Is qll'e a. certain
n mas seGfeBce OF indignant condemnation upon q
shifting pherissicsl malignant Jealousy, ekiDS Pm
vse vence hy fslseh.od under cover OF regard for
the ,ublie good upon any NJ tie tlns Wnch etsh1
liol Tup TPTETEF euC4r.