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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-19

HEAVY DAMAGES FOB SEDUcTIos.-J. here has been
considerable excite ment at Albion dv ring the present
sitting Of the Circuit Court growing out Of trial fur
seduction. The plaintiff was Jamo Caldwell, man
m lu,nl le cr uInttances residing in Barre; the de-
fenfant Morris Tinkham, d mir or son Of a wealthy
farmer Of shelby. The Repeb'e an states that link
ian, became acquainted with Z ne daughter OF Cald-
well ffeen year of age ia NJ rch last and soon after
accomplished her ruin under the roof Of her father.
Suit for damages was broug III and verdict Of 81, 700
damages rendered.
SHoCKISC-The BoiiT more Patriot In describing
the condition ofthe Mar, land State Prison, says
"TLe female convsS present the shocking spectacle
OF a lawless gang r.f the most degraded OF human
bciDgs, 81 ting at defiance, in great degree, thu
authority of both v arden and Matron and for want
Of suitable cells the greater offenders can DC pat
away into soihS y punishment, The LASH " the only
pUn,,kment." 'se
LiLrT. H. .EIsrrF, L. S. A.-Tbe War Department
have advi" from Fort Myers, Tampa Bay, Flonda,
eayirg thu First Lieut.. George L. Hartsuf, Second
Artillery reported killed in the late engagement with
the Flo ida indians, had come into Fort Simon Drum
His wounds which very bad, caused b. delay IN
geU ng IN ard the consequent belief that be had been
ed -Four were Killed and three wouncen u the
0 .yagement in question. washington osef.
Franklin Lemon. the Prize boy at Bamuns baoy
Show in New-York died on the % inst. o; dsesse "
the BRAIN a, Dor hester, Mac. lsprnshea Anasf.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-19

fgurement and immortal ruin. that he announced his
intention Of lodging at the coh;ehcuse where be had
left h.s luggage. Mr.. Fntwinch taking kindly to the
idea Of getting nd Of him and hi mother being in-
different, beyond considerations of saving, to most DO
mesc arrangement, that were not bo-Sded by the
wsns q her own chamber, be easily Carried this
point without new offence Daily business kuu-s were
agreed upon. which his mother, Mr.. Fhntwirfh, snd
r.. were to devote together to necessary checking
of books and papers; aud be left the home hs lad
20 lately ;ouId with a depressed heart.
But Lite Doniti
Tie business bours, allowing for intervals Of invalid
regimen OF oysters and partridge, during which Glen
man refreshed himselfwith walk. were from ten 10
six for about fortnight. Sometimes Little Dornu
employed at ber needle, sometimes not sometimes
appeared ss humble visitor: which must have been
her character the occasion of his arrival His orr
gina curiosity augm6 nted every day az be watched
for her, saw or did not her, and speculaed about
her. Influenced by lis predominant idea, be even tel
into habit Of discussing with himself the possibility
Of her being associated with H. Al last he resolved 10
watch Little Dorritt and know more OF her story.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-19
EIRE AT ATBIRN.

AUBURN, Friday, Jan. II, 800.
About O'Clock this morning Gre broke out IN the
6ne building known as the Auburn House, occupeI IN
nm bv b. NJ. Smith as a Ladies' Seminary. The
building, which was entirely destroyed, was owned by
Warren L. Worden +. L. Marvine WIN. Allen and
MIS- W. 7. Brown. Their loss if not yet asceraincd
Mr. Allen had an insurance of 81 500. The building
cost $4,000. The greater portion of the goods and
furniture belonging to Mr.. Smith were saved one
piano and meodeon were destroyed Many OF the
Young ladies boarding at the Institution lost all IN
their possession. .
Messrs. Hayden & Lechworth, hardware mer-
ehants who occupied the west wing had Their stock
injured by removal, &C., to the extent OF s5,ooO,
John Rising and Harvey Wilson, grocers, also lose
bom removal, but both are partially insured. IL Is
thought the fire was caused by an incendiary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-19
A NEW RELIGIOUS MOVEMENT.

To he Editor af The ~ T. Tribune,
SIR: meeting was held few evenings since in the
yest,y-room of Dr. Osgood's Church for the purpose
of taking preliminary steps toward the formation o
Christian Onion on broad and liberal basis.
The meeting well attended, and an excellent
spirit marked its proceedings. After remarks by DIR.
Osgood and Others the necessity and objects Of tho
proposed movement resolutions were passed approving
OF the and appointing committee to prepare
and submit plan OF organization and report at an
Chapin's Church on Wednesday evening nert.
Tie objects of this Society being the cultivation OF
religious life in its highest and puret fon, without
reference to party creeds il is hoped that the
literally disposed of all Christian denominations viii
take part in its proceedings and il being especially
designed for the benefit Of young men, IL desirable
that they should be well represented in its orgsniza-
tiop. ~.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-19
LOSS OF A BRITISH BARK.

SAVANNAH, Ca, Thursday Jan. II, 1856.
The bark Charles William from Boston (arrived
here to-day reports that the 9TH inst, she fell IN
with the British bark Thomas Richie from New1 oFk
for Dodrecht completely disabled from the effects OF
the gale of the 9Th. She took Off the captain and
crew and brought them here.
The Thomas Richie, Capt. Smith, was owned in
ST. John. n. b. by G. Eaton. She was built at St
karys Bay, ~ b., in 1854, and was frSteiass bark
OF 2sl tuns. lEd'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-19

DEATH or BRoTHfR OF Ex-pREIDEsr TIER
William Tyler, esq, late of Charles City County, died
at his residence in Norfolk, Va, on Tuesday morning.
of consumption. lie brother Of the Hon. John
Tyler .x-Presdent Of the United States, and nt the
time Of bis death held the Office Of Clerk Of the Navy
\ ard al Cusport.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-19
NOTICES OF BILLS.
ASSEMBLY.

The Plurality rule for the election of Clerk, aher
three ballots was adopted.
On the second trial. Mr.. SHERMAN Rep received
50 votee-a majority over ali-aDd was declared
elected.
The resolution placing the remainder OF the Assem-
bly appointments in the hands Of the speaker was
sdop,ed and the House adjourned till tomorrow.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-19

The Cincinnati Sun has lately reported that the
Rev Mr. Harlan Of the Methodist Conference had
charged Bishop lsmlne with having been guilty Of
seduction and that eccesastca proceedings had been
commenced accordingly We are assured that the
report is erroneous and that no such charges or pro-
ceednes have taken place aud that no such suspicion
was ever entertained az respects the Bishop.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-19

Mr.. CURTIs's LOWELL LECTURES AT Bosros.-
We Learn that the remaining Lectures OF the Courve Oh
the English Novelists by Mr.. George W. Curtis ~ this
cit,-the 6ist Of which given before the 'Lowen
Institute at Boston on Tuesday evening l~,t-have
been postponed in consequence Of the do ath Of the
4I.r
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-19

v.,.o, vas nearly destroyed by Gre last night Inc
co. 1. si9.oOO-partialy insured in Hartford n
The Fall River steamboat train arrived here az ~
tA;s morning The other New-York steamboat tr' "''
Jobn Mitchell repeated here tbs evening the lectur,
ss recently delivered in NewYoTk on the npeung Of
a. Isb Revolution. He was enthusiastically received
and stfeptiyelv listened TO by large audience.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-19
NEW-YORK LEGISLATURE.
SENATE. ALBANY, Jan. l6, 1886.
otrIS REPORTED FAVORABLY.

SENATE. .....ALBANY, jan l5, 1856.
BILLS REPORTED FAVORABLY.
Ia amend the Charter OF the Brooklyn City Hos.
ptai. -, ,... - ~. v,.,l eooan
Relative TO United States Deposit Funds.
report from the Dry Dock Savings Bank was pre-
sented.
NOTICES OF BILLS.
By Mr.. WADSW ORTH-To amend the charters Oh
the Buffalo Trust Company aud Water works.
Relative TO sight drafts and bill OF exchange.
Incornoratinc the Long Island Trust Company.
The resolution requiring information as to the IN.
deltedness of cities passed, after striking out
New-York Brooklyn Albany, Troy and Buffalo.
Nj, WADSWORTH gave notice of bills making
cypress and other JOINT stock associations, issuing scrip
or ock certificates slO00OO subject to taxation
on the amounts reported by the stock books.
To amend the laws relative TO public health
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-19
NAVAL COURT-MARTIAL.
PHILADELPHIA, Friday, ia

PHILADELPHIA, Friday, Jan 10, Io'U,
The Naval Court Martial for the trial of Commander
Richie, for using insulting language to Captain
Dupont member Of the Retiring Board, met today,
but an organization prevented by the absence Vi
Captain Mcintosh and the Judge-AdvOcate.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-06-20

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49, s,as, Ms;as' rose n his place ,l IN
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$50 ! $3.50. n hsa sl,ost Al.
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49, ~, = -. a5's.o - Com ~ ,rom;ss
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Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-06-20

Don1 fail to read Cambacks
speech II must be cheering to every
patriot tohase such man in Con-
gross at this time. We doubt wheth.
or better speech has been delivered
this session. We did not know, be-
fore, how nearly the gentleman enter
tanned our sentiments on the land
question, nor how fearlessIy he dared
70 stand up against the iniquitous'tide
of squanderiDg the public funds and
public lands. A greater outrage on
poor men. has never been committed,
Than giving away the rich lands Of To-
wa. to q wealthy company. while ma
ny a poor man was on his way TO enter
them for their homes Il viii result
in fine speculation to the wealthy,
but impoverishing the poor. We hope
some move will soon be made to pre-
vent the sale Of Government lands to
spectators. Let none but actual set
tiers have them, and let them have
them alta mere nominal price.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-06-20
Fonrth Of JuIr celebration.

Pursuant to public notice, meeting
was held 10 Liberty Hall, MI, Carmel,
Franklin County. Ind. on Saturday
evening. June eth, 1856. On motion
NJ. z. Simonson was called 10 The
Chair. and /. Ayres appointed Secre-
tary. When on molion II was
Resolred. That We celebrate the APP
preaching anniversary Of our National
Independence, in the usual old fash.
toned style.
The following officers were chosen
for that occasion:
For President. Vim. NJ. Baird: fol
Vice President, Dir. j, Hipkly, Chap.
lain, Rev. Lambertson: Orator }. d
Rowland. Reader, John b. Seal; Mar.
shall, John II. Ferquhar; Assistant
Marshal, Emanuel WiIhers.
Committee Oh 2oosts-C. b. Ben
tley, Jos. Snow. S. B. jenkins, j. 3
Seal, j. a. Apologize. G, FOCAL anC
r. Brundrett.
CommiRse Of Arraagemcafs. "A
w. Stewart, l. S. LaRue. A. G. Miller
Jas. l.. Carson, ], @. Cunningham
A. r. Biddinger, Leml. Jones Geo
Bishop. j J. Bonham, Isaac Bufkhol
der, j. d. Safer, Hart Bishop, NJ. v
Simonson. Jos. Mcclure aud Samue
Gn5reath.
NJ. v. sIMoNSGN, Paes't.
l.. AYREs, Secretary.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-06-20

G. B. Clements. Of Laurel, was at
Lawrence a few days after the burning
Of houses. and destruction Of presses.
in obedience to the order Of Govern
ment. the houses and presses having
been indicted as q nuisance by the
Court, and destroyed by the officer in
obedience to order. The ruins of the
houses were yet smoking, and the
type Of the Offices yet lying in the
streets We thank him for "a speci-
men Of the type. which he picked up
and brought to Us. We regard them
asa sacred relic OF the reign Of terror.
which the repeal of the Missouri
Compromise has inaugurated. They
have been indeed, trampled under the
fcetof theoppresor, but the speak from
the dust, and tell us what we may ex-
peet everywhere. when the slave pow
er shall have gained the ascendency.
II was the same spirit which destroy
ed the press Of Cassius NJ. Clay. in
Kentucky, and killed sLovejoy and
destroyed his press, in Illinois. and
that holds the gutta perch canes OF
~>~~I.<>-. nx-o- -. - -
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-06-20
Rockville College.

The examination of the Primary
and Academic department viii take
place to-day, Friday. The examina-
of the Collegiate department will be
on Monday. Tuesday and "Wednesday
Of next week. There will be on ex-
hibition of the Academic department
on Monday evening. in the Methodist
church; Wednesday evening, the male
department Of the College. and on
Thursday evening. the female depart
ment. President Locke delivers his
annual sermon to the students. next
Sunday, at eleven. A, M. The Trus-
tees are requested TO meet on Thurs
day morning. at 7, A. NJ, at John d.
Howland's Office.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-06-20

A HARD His.-Every school boy
knows that South Carolina was the
hot-bed of Tories during the Revolu
ton. as well as now. IL was there
that Gen. Marion fought most Of his
battles. Yet Butler attempted to dis
parage Massachusetts, by asking Sen
ator Wilson how many battles were
fought in Massachusetts, during. the
Revolution. To his inquiry the Sena-
tor replied:-"They were few. because
the enemy considered it safest to go to
South Carolina. Laughter.) They
had met them at Concord, Lexington,
Bunkor Hill, and on the heights Of
Dorchester, and would have met them
elsewhere, but the enemy took good
care to keep out of the State"
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-06-20

Es- Though most Of the young
ones who want to get married. get
their outfit at Bakers, it does not fol
low that no body else buys there. or
that all who buy are going to get
married. He sells for boys-young
gentIemen--alas there are no boys
now. and to the man Of years. What
the young man intends to do, who
bought suit there lately. we are no,
authorized TO say. Hs is of age, ask
him.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-06-20

IL In answer TO the letter Of Mes
srs. Nevtand and others, of Fayette
COUNT, we would say that Mr.. Clark
sons post Office is Eldora, Hardin coun-
ty. Iowa. We know nothing about
his.business, except that.he has always
been prompt. so far as we know. We
would suggest that the difficulty OF
which they complain may be owing to
the irregularity of the mails. He will
give a satisfactory explanation. as soon
as possible. He is fully responsible
for his obligations.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-06-20


EE Mr.. ElIiou. late editor Of TIC
Kansas Free state. was at his ls'hdlgs,
in Union county. 1asepeck. Bcis nov
in Washinglou, o inssitulea'if 70 re-
cover the loss be sustained By order Of
the United States Court. IN The des-
truction of press, books. &c. His ac-
count OF the destruction OF property
is most painfully interesting lie says
that the soldiers after destroying the
press and scattering shctyPe destroy
ed his private library, running tier
bayoness through the books and carry
ing them aloft with an air Of triumph,
He will be pt Brookville on his return
and address the people on fle snb-
jet.
re- Farmers and others, who can
take their two horse wagons or car
riages, and carry from one to 90 to The
Station. in time for the cars. 90 tbs
Te7th inst, viii do weliio report them.
selves in Broohyille BY s O'Clock A
NJ. The PEofLE are in motion, and
they intend TO show BY their presence
on that day that they know how To re.
sist oppression and throw of the yoke
of party. Give them cheap convey
al.ce to the Station, and they viii G
by hundreds.
MuM.--The Jetiersopian, who so
so wrathy at us last winter FOR saying
that the Kansas bloody laws were le'
gaIly enacted, and that the Presiden
and Gov. Shannon were in duty boun'
to enforce them. has not saidlp wore
since We quoted Ihc Presidents proc
lamation on thatpoint Like poo
slave, h6.b6ws his neck and sobmit
to the doctrine OF his master.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-06-20
MATRIMONIAL.

Mr.. EDIroR:-YoU WILL PLEASE PLACE
wi my address with the initials OF my name 10
the proper place with The follow ing brief drtcrp-
toni am little rising IS years OF are. S feet 10
inches high; heavy square made; size 200 pounds,
fair skin; gray or blue eyes; pose little Roman;
faculties; health good; sound constitution; fkir
charaeter; temper near the equator; dsposi tian
gumelasiic; rather good look Ing; somewhat BASH
fll; edueaten fair; tAlenis all buried; By profess
sion and occupation a fnrner and physician.
W III thankfully receive the correspondence and
respects Of any lady who may fancy the outline Of
the above description from now until mutually
elosed-who can come well recommended and
produce the proper qualifications for matrimony.
want Ia the strctest sense, wife. mothe for
two children, a house keeper OF sound common
sense, good health, sound constitution, good size.
wen proportional, an unblemlshed character.
temper north the equato disposition saocharine,
with as many more good graces as they may
equal torma. Address - H..
June 20 Harvey p. o. Hancock CO., Ind.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-06-20


DrscRAcEFuL.-It wouldappear that
God. in his providence. has left the
managers Of the slavery propaganda
ism without the ordinary restraints
which. IN mercy, he usually throws
around sinners. that they may work
out their destruction with greedness.
The party can, in some degree. alb
solve itself from the disgrace attending
the violating OF women, by Sheriff
Jones' mob but from the acts Of their
chosen officers they can not. Every
man will hold the party responsible
for the acts Of Pierce. and his chosen
shannon and mini : man ,;.ss m
y,
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-06-20

Ey- The Je6ersonian denies that
Rev. Leroy Woods is an old liner
Our recollection is, that he voted
against electmg Senator, at the late
session, and otherwise acted with that
party. and our information is. that he
is in favor OF Buchanan aud Brecken-
ridge. If we are wrong the Jefferson
vile Repa6lican win please set us
right. We do not wish to do the man
injustice.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-06-20

H7sA Rood-locklng friend OF ours, who IL on
this side Of Forty, though somewhat hoary-hcad-
cd, while absent from the city few days uscd
Prof. Woods Hair Restorative, and on bis return
called 10 300 bis iadylove, but was surprised and
amused 10 nndshe did not recognize him, and Inn
modIa.ely determined 10 pass for cousin Of him
self; but WINS eventually ehagrIned 10 end he was
snpplanting his former self Ia the affections OF the
lady, which caused him TO make himself known;
bulihe lady tll says that she llkes the counterfeit
better than the original, and Insists that he con-
Anuo f necessary 10 use the hair Rcstoraiivo.--
TO be had at d. v. Iohnston's Drug Store.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-06-20

CnIcAoo. May Is-9 z. NJ.

OhltAtVs ho1 10 4 . W.
Persons Just arrived from Kansas
City, Monday =. NJ, bring intelligence
that Col. Sumner has ordered Whit
fields army to leave the territory. On
Saturday the whole number. four hun
red, left, and went over to Westport,
where being reinforced by one hundred
and City Missourians. determined to
return, which they did on Sunday.
threatening to hang Col Sumner il
they caught him. IL was expected that
a collision would take place between
the u. s. troops and the Missourians.
Tuesday. unless the latter changed
their minds.
81. Louis, June i2-- 10 p. M.
The Kansas Commission. Howard
aud sherman. and. thcir officers, Hans~
comb, Lord, Townsend aud Upton.
arrived here this evening on The
steamer Polar Star. They leave for
The East tomorrow.
They report Kansas as being in a
very critical condition,
When they left, large numbers Of
Missomians were pouring into the
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-06-20
Ottobtr Chiffon.

Mn. r. A. CooDwis- Please announce the name
Of Robert Brupdrcth ofSprngneId Town
ship. a. an AntI.Nebraska card dato for the State
MANY VOTERS OF BATH.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-06-20
We6 Aobertisemtnts.
nav nrponE YOU coNpruN-

Try BEFORE you CONDEMN.
Good morning nclghbor. how do you dor
| have found treasure aud come 70 you
That you and may rejoice together.
Over my fortune and our m uiuai treasure.
~ am well, bni pray, what Il this TREASURED
DO you value IL BY weight or meabdrcf
What is Il am anxious 20 know,
And let our rejoicing In concert now =
at is valued neither by measure or weight
But by iis elFtuos which are very great
To man MS a cure Cor many His
ltisP. cmLps d Co.'S Sovereign Balm PiIlsr
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-06-20

Of town in an'oId buggy---we can't az
Iosd anew onc.<sand soon found our
self broken down. and done for-s-'
AS good luck would have it, we were
near James McClure's. who not only
helped us up. but, with as cordial q
good viii as ever was manifested. said,
"See here; this thing won't stand your
Journey; just leave it and take mine.
We are not the man to say no, to
such an offer as this. so we. soon
found ourself in one Of Lyun's best
rockaways, Jogging along comfort
ably that we hardly knew ourself, and
IN such grand style that our most init.
mate friends hardly knew us. Bqt
alas, it was borrowed--se was the one
that was broken down. for our own
was IN sach fx' that IL would not go
at all.
a. -.
Speaking OF Lynn's ROckaway re-
minds US that ne can furnish, to or
der, just as good and cheap an article
as can be bad anywhere. He has
sold several this year to c'dzeus OF
adjoining counties; some half a dozen
have gone to Decatur, and not a lew
to our own citizens as an evidence
oI the superiority and eheapness OF
his Is, work. we may mention mentor that last
one II his bnoo;es II as some sav
YOU can do better by going to Cincin-
natl. these men. having branch store
there. and being we'll acquainted in
the city, aud withal excellent Judges
Of the article would most likely have
bought there. When YOU buy Of
Mr. Lynn, ron know what You yet,
and arc not likely to be imposed on
bv an old one painted over. nor BY
one with pine spokes. A citizen Of
this county driving along the street.
Of Cincinnati some time ago, found .
countryman in a sad plight. A dray
had run against his new buggy, and
,e,s,l.d he fact hat ,be smokes - > :.
:, - -,
P'"s'"na INC iss' u '"s VITA " 'o''
respond by all means BUY your bug
gies OF those whom you know.
49, .---- - -l------l 49,
PRAYIEe PoLITIcs.-ln addition &
preaching politics. some have got /,
nravino nolitics which .is ye,v often
s'se 20 our o'o hne nisnus' -"ou''
= n0s hs'e Deen gooo 'ue" 'o' 'n'
'a's O0n'en''0n 20 nave u'1" s up
prog So'' =.
'so - 'hs ''nes a p'e"'neis az
~ a'0ne' 'H's WIN CONTINUE 70 pro;
s~e l :, 80. = = ~ 10y aIa ~
SUE y p'"y "'.1 P's'Vn 'Ve'.'''
0es"'''o - 0'a ''"s,'' i"'"s'u
- -" Ao"' .vs' /" u,@s' '"'' "'s"
'0' praying po'.''ss., nc p'ayeu.
S, o1a, ,h Oag s' aver 10, 70 an ;. emo
the LORD shall guide our Legislator
| in all wisdom and iudgment--whel
our ears shall no more hear the ALARM