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TAfs. BILLINGS CARNIINATTVE AND AS
~ TRINGENT sYRUP-An Ipfalibe Remedy for CH0L-
ERA INFANTUM OR SUMMER COMPLAINT OF Chill
DREN, CHOLERA MORBUs, DIARRHEA, or ANY IR-
IRREGULARITIES OF THE BOWELs-The long and
cessul experience in the Of this remedy by the inventor
in Of all the diseases for which it is
mended together with the highly respectable testimony which
numbers bear its efficacy in the of the Bowel affect
lions Children Dinrhea Cholera Morbus and Dysentey in
grown persons ente it to higher confidence than were
one of the ordinary hubug medicines of the day. which
fess perform miracles and the ills of life Its charac
fully established in the hands of physicians of the
highest character the following letter from gentleman now
aresdent Of Lockhart Texas. will show
"DELTA, (Coahoma Coz MISS May 81, l847.
o. o. Woodnun Dear sirThere are but very few of
the offered the public to which would be will
ling the sanction Of NAME however humble may
be- either in the world Of letters of medicine Observation
and experience however, have forced upon the conviction
that Billings Caminatve and Asngent Syrup is very
valuable compound prepared upon scientific nrincipesper-
ecy in harmony with the laws Of organic lifeand therefore,
deserves hough its kept secret to rank higher
in scale of remedial agents than nosrum It affords
pleasure be able without the fear Of successful contradic
on add testimony in favor of its efficiency safe and
pleasant remedy all the forms Of bowel complaints for which
have used myself in several very in
tereng chronic of Darhea and Dysenery and
mend many others and in every instance where such
preparation was indicated it proved successful
| Respectfully yours,
D. NJ. PORTER, NJ. D.
For sale, wholesale and RETAIL by
o. o. WooDMAN,
/ corger Common and Magazine streets,
| iel2 5mdSW New Orleans, La
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gfbielu Of tgs gEarkfts.
NEW oRLEANs CLASSIFICATION

MONDAY MORNING, September IL, 1856
COTTON demand still continued good, and about 1900
disposed of Saturday nearly the of
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nS- Few are aware how frequently pub
compelled insert their advertisements
statements whici they neither sanction Or believe.
plepsa, exception to this dsageeabe necessity the
advertisements Of DIR. J. G. AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL
and PILLS which will be found in on columns We have
published him BEFORE and always with the feeling that in
doing wise lend ourselves to deceive Or misead the
public have had indisputabe proof that his words
strictly with abundant reasons to believe that his medicines
will do all they PROMISE and all that can BIG reasonably
this community to need any commentator from us md the
Pills. credby informed not inferior to his PICTORIAL
Providence (R. Il Mirror.
They for sale by J. WRIGHT Co. and ell orr city
druggists. ir26 ZndWEA
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SHIPS, STEAMBOATS, AND FAMILIES, SUPPLIED
~ with Beef Mutton and Veal, sauBagGs, Tripe
every thing in the bucering line Barrels and barrels
Choice Corned order for Cabin Family Use
at Stall No. 2 POYDRASMARKET, by
AUGUSTUS G. MERKEI.
B-Stenmboats and Ships supplied with all kinds Of Live
Stock, such as fresh mich Cows Hogs, Shoa Pigs Sheep
CoutS, Geese, DUCKS, Chickens,
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aattiillllsf sNoltifss.

\ MY. A Gard. --E1rs ElcIGeIvsy hans removed
his oiice 10 No 81 CHARLES between Commercial Place
floor RI 5' - q II. D.. f r. jy22 I'm II
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s7,5s7,s8s slo,79s ST. 9ss,s32

Actual increase for the week. 3645l5
The following comparative statement of loans discounts
mortgages and pledges which includes active movement and
lnndx aiul,t.
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RUILDERS' HARDWARE AND CRATES.
- The attention Of builders aHd property respect
fully invited to our large and well assorted stock of HARD
WAKE AND CRATES; Among which we particularly men
ton LOCKS of every description; NIGHT catches, Sill
DING DOOR TRIMMINGS, BUTTS, HINGES, BOLTS AND
HOOKS. SCREWS. NAILS, SASH-CORD AND SASH
WEIGHTS, PULLIES, YENrILATORS, etc, etc. in fact,
every article in line requisite for the erection of buildings
We determined give satisfaction customers in
he quality of goods also prices which have
greatly reduced. LUNESCHLOSS BROS & CO.,
jy25 ia Camp street, opposite Lafayette Square
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COTTON AND TOBACCO STATEMENT.
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HYATT g. FRAZIER-CoLLEC HOUSE
II Brokers and General Newspaper Agents. still TO be
found No q Commercial PlacePartes having COLLECT
IONS make. HOUSES to sell SI4AE Els to hire,
persons wishing to ADVERTISE Of the Louisiana
Mississippi newspapers SUBSCRIBE for any Of the Anne
Foreign Literary Journals, will be promptly and faith
fully served by calling No q Commercial Place sells ~
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DRUGS, MEDICINES, PERFUBIEEsY.
SS ETCThe subscriber would respectfully cali the atten
Planters Physicians and Families to his well
ness all Of which, examination viii be found FIR EsH and
GENUINE. During season. SODA WATER and MEAD of
the very best quality Will be found at this establishment with
all the popular IMMORAL Waters, such CONGRESS, BLUE
LICK etc Bar Rooms SUPPLIED on reaSonable terms With
TIERS, etc.
THOMAS RANKIN, Druggist and 4pothecary
s24ly Camp and foydrgs streets.
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m7ya,ItI,e ship Cynosure, Capt. Harris, from
New Yort is dischging at Post % First District Con
signces will please attend 10 the receipt Of their goods on the
Levee. GEO. w. HYNsON \ CO..
seI3 38 50 Camp street.
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I.U. o. F.-BoarGl of Directors of ss Odd Eel
lows Rest" for officers Henry Bier President John
tec-Harper Dillingham; Gardner Smith, Luther Homes FL
nance CommitteeGThos Eecfe, ". c. Wilson, i. Homes
Sexton-Danie Merritt MISUNDERSTANDING Lewis W. g. VIII
son. Geo. Seymour e. Goldman, G. B. Bowdch j. P. War
E7y- VAULTS In 9 ODD FELLOWS REST" may be pro-
cured by applying r. NJ CORRY n sckles Co.'s IS ca
nal street 1T D. FELT STETSONS, "a Camp street; to H.
MIsPAUGH US Mint and at the secrearya office in
The price to members sockhoding Lodges will be $45
vault; all others, $50 per vault
n Information relative the purchase OF Lots can De had
on application to the Secretary ,
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II NORTH CULT1ONE, ATTORNEY-AT-I.AW, WILL.
La attend all professional business in ST. Landry and
Ayoyee that be entrusted to his Office ut OPE
LOUSAS, La.
ReferencesChas. NJ Waterman hardware srchant G. n
Olivier, ESQ., Thos. D. Miller commission ChRs B.
Singleton, sttorneyataw; Nixon Adnms Crescent Office
New Orea m26
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-03-13
Ridiculous

or ell the ridiculous things which have ever come un
der Our observation the fac Of the Democratic press car
ping at NJ Fillmore for visiting Rome and looking a, il.
curosites Pope aud ALL Il certainly the most rdiculous
Even our returned and we fear, much improved Am.
basaador Is moved 70 eKcam that 1T Is an incredible in
consistency shat the nominee Of the Know Nothing.
should seek presentation TO the Pope and solicit comp
ment' among the Courts Of Eeropeir Nov Mr. Fillmore
We take H. travels in Europe just like any other American
gentleman, no matter what bis politics may b. aud for
geiiul indeed that he has been party man At all
AZ 70 hs "sUcting compliments amoug the Courts Of
Europe, Or any where elsc Why that's al diplomatic 6e
ton The Petersburg Intelligence thus comments on the
ridiculous course Of the Locofoco press on this subject
The Locoioco Press Il hard run Tor valid objection
60 W. Fillmore that v s actually attacking him lo. going
60 koine aui seeing the curio-es Of the once mi.ss al
the wOrit-the Pope, the Vatican ~ Peters a. A. 81
any integ gent traveller matter what HE own D. dous
creed might be- failed n 90 precisely A. w. I,norc
has done The conduct Of the whole anti American P,r.
~ towards W. Pill IN 1852 ch-ctually estop them
from nos bringing forward any serious allegation against
him. iot With the exception ot ew yesrs added n Ill aye
he v nos the same hard Fillmore that he sis when he
sgnei TIE fugve Slave Las in the face Of the threat.
so eSecrtuOus Of the Ab1tOn-ts snd the same Mafd
ftlnore that h. when the DtnocracV praised i l.
died him sod denounced his party for fsing 10 nom,
him TO- smother Presidential term Since bic ,,r,,.pt
nom the nihce wich be- filed With such excellence sud
digutr. W FILLMORE has pursued the course Of an una
samig ant dgrhet gentleman and citizrn di.chsfgnr
h's iaiirs w. IT, IN unOstcntstiuus and nnof1ise MAJ
Ne cofef'ing he votes those he deemed WORTHY %
'h'~' aud keepng bn.cf aloOi from the dirty intrigue.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-03-13

England the frat Of the superior lace that
settled the South. Do you not know that courage
and dguty, moral aud intellectual worth are csm.
binstions that win enable Us to defend our institu
tons against all tho combined assaults from without or
Within and ii will always be the case the heroes that
adorn your sunals from where the Teutonic
element Is the purest ought to say the Anglo Sax
elcment.l
Then sir, the south has more Of the eonquernv .le
ment than all the rest OF this continent and In working
out the problem OF manifest destiny, her institutions are
To divide this Continent. and this very road TO be
highway in the center OF her dnain Il Is ia this drrc.
ton that the outh seek spread her Institutions
There " south Of this line In Texas and Mexico this Ode
Of the Sierra Mads mountains territory enough 10 form
dozen States In al OF which territory slavery now en-
iss tar As Il has been reclaimed from the wild savage
And In Texas the superior Is abundant and proi.
nent, but in Mexico, it is deficient probably 10 OF the
mix ell and subject where the blood Of the an,
prror the conquering predominateS The inc
or in the main poems slaves TO service
and absolutely subject to the dominion Of the
power slaves. And these poems will always be slaves
they mentally and physically the inferior Of In. con
querng amongst them. aud these in turn are nfr-
TO race who by inevitable law now In operation
in possession OF this whole county as an Inherit
due to civilization and character That
IA now controlled by tew men, who exercise mild des.
potsm, because they live in the midst OF bounr.s plains
unsupported by fortresses prsonsby ding ami,
by any regular police certain justice
by regularly constituted tribunal But SIR when our
reaches them, they will like the ancient Roman pl
bans prefer the sword OF the victor although wanda,
to the staff ct the ctor aud be the means of an
conquest These people will mngle with our slaves
be subject will and III the means of our SOCIAL
comfort and TO the leisure perfect our moral
excellence Your constitution forbids the appropriation of
in aid of this road-our condition our interr.t de-
mands nay, commands US to give it sl the moral aid in
power and should ALL with one heart bid il God
spcet for IL advances institutions will follow and
our means OF happiness will be multiplied.
Then, shis great continuation OF the central railroad
the Covngton and Ohio road tapping the Ohio and con
meeting itself with the Mississippi through this stream or
by railroad through Southern territory you have the short
est and the route least liable the winter of
by which the Pacific and Atlantic DO connected v
that will bear the heavy frghts that will
teamng through Virginia To her quietly re-
posing in the shade OF their ancestors Tor fleeing bor
find enterprises worthy of them to great deeds To
brave deedsto build monuments worthy OF their res that
will shame all the pile of rocks that you push up to-
ward the heavens with its seulpnred surfaces adorned
tmay be with bulls oi brass or CLAY
On motion of Mr.. CARROLL the House adjourned
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-03-13

The Lynehburs V.rgnfd. commenting the Of the
teen ImmortN" the bin or the protection
Of this State and the they assigned
for their votes has the following pertinent striking
lions
Having always rprobaied the practice
moeauc o. alleging inndvy the on
the part OF citizens OF Nrsnatherby misleading
Aeolltons with the belief that
viii not impute TO these gentlemen hostility
terests But bear FOR
their votes makes the matter Infinitely than the
have been without explanation. The dez that
81 Virginia OF the whole
different 20 the conduct OF abolition thieves a. %
unwilling TO be taxed FOR their not rp-
dai by our people would justly lead 10 The conclusion
exists by Insecure In virvna
and such assigned by
members % the legislature should have
Ia uproar Of rScirmrntand
you'd have restrained the party from de-
nouncIng thnse Who had % voted /. aholionl.t.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-03-13
In 4 New Character.

We learn from the York Herald
at the grand ball at the National Hotel Washington few even
ings Of tie amusing interesting incident.
occasion was the deb"f OF Horace Greeley in quadrle The
Aforesaid correspondent adds Free and Aboon seem
TO hEye awakened youthful fire the philosopher and
his Terpsehoean ss formed Of admiration Of the even
ing"
old sinner Is practising for aud final occasion when he
will be required by the offended majesty Law to dance between
heaven and
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-03-13
To CORREsPONDENTs.
For interesting news, telegraphic, &C. see outside.

We are requested to call particular attention the
meeting to be held GopDrss Hall O'Clock
for the purpose Of commencing arrangements
to the nominations be made for the charter election 1t
is desirable that the meeting should be full
TO secure fair representation Of public sentiment.
MEETING the American Party in Council Assem-.
blcd, win be held at Goddn's Hail. Thursday next the
18th instant at o'clock P. ~ for the purpose of digest
ing plan for the nominations in the approaching NUM-
eipsl cleo tons. By order of the PRESIDENT.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-03-13

We Propounded the following inquiry the Editor Of
The Enqnirer several weeks :"D not Banks r
preside over the Democratic meeting Boston, 1852 which judge
Lyons addrr-sed'' Our Ambassador having returned 10 b %
We prOpound the inquiry to him
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-03-13


The VII lie number Of Electoral and I52 i majority
OF that number may be said that carry STATE,
named ant that BE- Or them, other
te States not named, shall certainly gain one or two L.,
dr friends hold up their heads and be good csnd
dates are gOing In by &C lAmAtIon
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-03-13
The Fillmore Elentnral Iote.

The Knoxville Wing, claims for the Fillmore byoad doub
the electoral votes Of the following states We think the
here made fair and There State.
however upon which rely confidently The Wig says
The votes claim uek-t, bssoEJ dsuJ,. are =. fol-
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-03-13
Important Correction. Clear as Mud.

We have the possible pleasure
lowing in explanation OF muaito letter. our
gcnilemany Governor
10 ne Editors Of ne Enquirer:
RICHMOND, Va. March II, 1856
Gentlemen; obliged for publishing letter
Sd the Union
correct typographical Of that
the last sentence ihusThey better with
should read They better with AicAnswool
dat nose odor, 500 stin and gisrdrSfot and an" ke.
Yours truly, Se- HENRY A. WISE.
TIE please say ssn"
but e1O skia"thai he did 0rsdrd"
and the word oS by Itself but he
together, thus" oissdrdot To up
only Important but indispensable clear understanding
Of bis EScelency dqulson eolo With correction,
whole made long
by learned Of all and countries that there differ
bvtwiSt tioee!eu tceefee
osopheAl and distinguished has with
knocked that old idea coekedhst repeat
request the reader be particular noticing the
which Executive vulgsran
ding commenting his letter
sH" for "bOn skim gissdrd grrad"
nd foot
Ba, object wses explanation be found in bis
people Virginia With spirit petty despot and pr.
black guard combined he happy attempting
to wound the feeling, OF his betters
those Who hold him contempt descended
below the level Of the purr African whose his
delight In short he literally every high
minded and honorable Virginia the fact that
the members the Legislature kept away
from the supper Speaker Cuiehaed night because
invited He with lis eboskin" grIArdooi
associates not the In whose company gsasen
eondescend to mlnge
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-03-13

TO.COuNTRy MERCMANTs-A.
hi. city to make SeIT purchaser, we
ali e%as. ID .. fss sessr
, be- s s s sS .n amy .s sy,s
ps ,y.ssd one thai sapd, un,aed for the Dy,.
sas rs MD sTTr
; % aud therefor; sn,I.
70 ~ n, ssi R ssfP s Ss.
SS~f.Seroa. s.SssS s e. rum 81 gss.y q saI; and
Peters and o,her.-.nd Collie. and huSdrs Of our
hence Of the Oh iera Richmond Immediately sb.eSa
SiTfERs A'i SSr .s doubt y the % Of
Which . ia% iGS TO children s
s hp s s or The rSpsos o. h..s hitter.
put To Country Merchants and the ws rss' al . s
merits For sal. the STs s ss 81
PURCELL LADp CO. and others city OF Richmond and
"a King Ti S S & ts JGps, y%,bS
DR. camn wInlsmburg Va Johnston Wallace, Frederick.
Ss;l%s s%Sia Ts NIB Sa' Ea
ray Va W. tniL'd Esp saS Williamson Ss w..t
sr :I .ad rom lar DaSn
O 81: :aars..sa'e < nAkrx
INNS" Richmond, Va.
NR TRUE TURF OIL:-por old sore. Of every
s ns e We SHI.a. this to cur, under
refund the money i not povs sOS,e TO
PRooP POSITIVE FROM LOUISA
MISS Doys oOln the Spring of IS our negro so.
extended to the Knee aud foo Soas We s S h
al remedies, continued months . eoua
neither procured both. OF Won, Tr MI
and IN fornighs 70 about and il now r.
look upon 1t as excellent for
Your, with respect
OvfRrON H. PETTCs.
NEWS FROM MAyCHEsTER
WILL You READ TIIIsS
Every day We get additional evidence:
A., MANCHESTER, Feb 29,h 1856.
nlemen-My horse accidentally thrown down and +,
large cash his considered DAMAGED him
W using one bottle OF your Turf Oh, the healed
mhs u. r PiLKINGroS
g., GcoCHiSD, Jan u, 1856
rfoh horse mine shoulder sorr n. rye
A. man. hand and bad that he used amer
To all who need anything q" The kind II the medicine
ever send and will you certIdcat-s from 9th.
RS used II Tot OF different kinds
Myself lou must send inc dofen OF Il right
Respectfully GEORGE PAGE
49, SHAVING MADE EAsY-wet your shaving thrush in
49, either cold pour thrrr dron.
otiam Of Thousand Fowrr.' rub the beard viii
beautiful
wing Price ONLY fity Gents. fETEIDGE Co. proprrors
-. BENNETT, BEERS FISHER
eIE-omos Agents aud all Druggists.
1-sA BEAUTIFUL COMPLEXION may easily he arour-s
No. by using the "BHa TAGH-,iad fgoicSrs" IL
son and roseate hue pour or ter den. d
WAS the lace night and morning.
80 BENNETT. BEERS FISHER
,t-os AGENTS and all Druggists.
Prom the Roston Saturday Evening G.4-,,-1
>zSsA PERPuMED BREAIII.-what lady or gentleman
49, would remain a dSsgrr-abIr hy.nth
when @ using the raj" Of ToH-dHi deutlfc-
would not only render
Many
hr's1e us'r friends will single drop OF
ing a hiy cent bottle will last a
80, BENNETT, BEERS = FISHER
"'H-oho' Agents, and all Druggists.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-03-13

We have just letter from Edward Everett E.q.
which states that he will positively deliver his Grafton
Washington before the Ladies' Mount Vernon Associs-
uon of this city, "Wednesday neat March 18th. The
proceeds Of the entertainment 10 b. contributed the
Ladies' fund foe the purchase OF Mount Vernon The
uon hear will be delivered In the First Baptist Church.
Rev. J. L. Burrows The cloqucnce OF such speaker
and in glorious will attract immense audi
Mr. Everett while in this city will be the guest Of
Governor Wise.-EnynireT.
We copy the foregoing Tor the purpose of remsrking
that matter OF universal regret among the citizens
of Richmond that Mr. Everett will be the guest during his
in this city OF Governor Wise Our people would tain
the distinguished stranger every attention and every
mark ofresPect which sin their power besow. In
short they wish to call upon him and him their
in person. but this they will do long
he is the guest OF Gov Wise The principal portion
citizens OF Richmond are according 20 WISE n,uiaitoe
and belong 'ndtto party" and hence the mpossibty
of their agreeing to dsrken the door of their foul
mouthed sandercr, tor any purpose any occasion
WeeIpress the hope that commodious public
place may be obtained, where day during his
stay here Mr. Everett may have il in his power receive
the visits Of citizens.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-03-13
HOUSE OF pELHGATES


TUESDAY March 10th 1856
The SPEAKER resumed the Chair at O'Clock = N
Various bills on their second reading advanced to
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-24
THOUGHTS ABOUT THE INDIANS.

To he Editor Of The " Y. Tribune;
SIR: In the papers by the last arrival from the Pacific
find two articles in reference 20 Indisn difficulties
which have prompted the following Thoughts;
One article SAYS: "The Indians exhibi. sour and
uniriendIy disposition; in fact, the CREST body OF
" them remain hostile and defiant
Such statements a. the above are characteristic OF
those papers in Oregon which have heretofor. urged
on war of determination; and editors in California
ard the States-without regard to the cause OK t,s
unfrisndly disposition aad hostile defiance -eug-
gest remedies which, in my humble opinion, are aot
adapted 70 the case Hence, one leading paper IL san
Francisco calls for "troops, particularly, mountsd
tioops' and civil siicers, Si,h sufficient power ~
enforce order.
Now as s have BEEN a res53ent for three years 10
the midst of these Indian dicBiaes, and have mol only
observed brit have mae much inquiry as to the cause
and cure, feel bold 20 affirm that, 50 ilr ron
troops" (voTteer troops especially pong o, ser
they have aggravated and extezded me d!ihSnue
and for Cf,ieeTs having more po~ei, II Wouiu d. a
nothing unlesc they rightly use II. 81, "a;
| propose briefly 10 glance at ths csase VI e san
cul'ies being the sure5t means % adlca'e nc 'e
cdy II is generally Acknowledged that the winter are
the first aggres and yet this fact 10 never rece
nled a bssis for redress. Why 10 this w t;e;
look deeper thaa at eXterrG, acts "a Tue ceuse y.
culty and find what is which promps those ~, on
T-a,n
grtssor uupuri she'd. This | apSreiena ags .U"
depraviiy OF pubic s.Dimest as re rssaS o.
the first and fundamental principe upon - - =
Government is based. That fox wnca ou. i,. ~
fought and declared to be the right OK all po.u
ory and prectiee denied. And genes 70 IT,
growing up already IN activs HE " 40 ca
Others ana m0popolize to themseives a. .Ir;ht II
rights what the Greater has gigen as me ~ =
ali mem" Hence when ayaiee, IGs. OF con o
requires they possess themselves Of .ns a.
labor of the soored Fan an. say NJ, ~ b.noins
he hes 10 right 10 Iibsty ana the passai Oh Typ
OILY ss j. sub.erv to ethfI' is nnrer e; he sss
no riabr life vim lis .e.irucisA will faciiiai. our
lescssD Of e an he Se sSa%er o Ss
eispiv the wora csosisIn that ever cursed w Sor'u
enS.ed and viu,ly deesT 60, Ggals n sue '
Srrk il. I'm, 10 MN al this IS riaDh ~ 1als'
.:snrc0 ior ever pSSP are f tse d 5i1s Of n
con mn Fatbsr tor whom the cath "a : coJ mo
! feIiiage, AID lie i@mortJ common 4e,s,ny, sal
foweye, unequal poFton Q. He " 49, ~
ibtI'y ED Tie pur,gr OF happiness an" 'ie'7 '''